You will also get pay big bucks for each episode, oh and the show can either be in live action or animated.
I would create a story about each countries being put in actual people. Each country might be a little sterotypical in characterization but they will eventually fit within this world. Each country will physically being human but they might be sterotypical in country origin. For example for the country of France, I would make a guy who dressed as a mime that is holding bread while wearing a beret. While Brazil will be a guy who is constantly playing soccer while dressing like he is ready for Carnival.
Another sort of show I wouldn't mind creating is a spy based series, think of James Bond instead the main character is an African American male he will also have all of the ladies. He also fight off bad guys. So what about you guys if you were being paid what show would you create?
If a very big and we'll known tv studio were willing to allow you to create your own tv show, what type of show would you create?
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I've wanted to be a producer/screenwriter forever. But as of lately, i know i’d fit best in a rom com film/series or reality tv. I myself want my own Bachelorette show but with a different title that i came up with like a decade ago. It won't be as hood as Flavor of Love, Rock of Love and I Love NY… but it also won't be as boring and trashy as The Bachelor/Bachelorette. It’ll be something classy and sexy like The Ultimate Merger was when Trump gave Omarosa a show.
Yea but see a lot of the Bach women kiss several men in one episode. They’d be lucky to get me to kiss more than one man a week. Kisses are special to me and i won't just give them away to anyone. They usually give you 31 men on a show. I see myself only getting physical with 3. The rest get hugs and only the winner is likely getting laid
Make sense, yeah I wouldn't constantly kiss 31 girls that sounds like way too many but hot fantasy though. Having sex with 31 women would be kinda hot thought.
actually Desi we have that in common. I used to want nothing more than to be a Film Director and Screen Writer myself. I've written some unpublished books I may one day get around to publishing if I finish them.
I'd create a show like Squid Game or Alice in Wonderland. Where people play games and survive by winning games or they die and the central characters try to figure out who's controlling the games. OR, I'd make a teen show like Gossip Girl (2021), Outer Banks or Euphoria.
I had one more idea: Or I'd make a show about rich elites in S. Korea, like Sky Castle, Penthouse or Mine where a bunch of crazy shit happens and no one but the rich have an effect on everything.
How is it confusing are you mix with more ethnicity like Italian or something like that? Or it just confuses you sometimes! I usually don't be that good when it comes to figuring out DNA, I wonder if there to my family though that be interesting to search up my own DNA.
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"Another sort of show I wouldn't mind creating is a spy based series, think of James Bond instead the main character is an African American male he will also have all of the ladies."
I'd be interested in watching that show. After all, there must be black spies. If you've seen "Live And Let Die", the Bond film where James Bond (played by lily-white actor Roger Moore) goes into New York's Harlem, it pretty obvious why black spies are needed!
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i would create a show about a secret government program. It would be character driven with the protagonist on the fringe and motivated to find out about the program and maybe put a stop to it. It will have a spy movie feel to it and the program we are talking about has it's origins in World War Two so there will be a retro piece of it as well. There will be advanced technology and also the possibility of superheroes.
I would write a show with a kid who was sent to America forced to be a secret agent cause his mother was one and after she died she sent him here to find clue about her previous life. I wanna make it like there's two governments one corrupt and one good one but the corrupt one takes over and ends up killing the good one. From that all laws are abolished and the government doesn't exist to govern the people but just to make them their slaves. I would start in New York with the main character falling in love with his partner but his partner is evil an betrays him. That's just a dream will never happen. But it's cool writing concepts.
I wanna make an episodic Star Trek that's uplifting and idealistic once more in the vein of The Next Generation, and funny in a way that doesn't depend so much on silly gags like The Orville (although I think The Orville is still truer to the optimistic vibe of TNG and its nuanced handling of complex social issues than Picard or Discovery).
Only TNG, but TNG is among my favorites for a show that doesn't require following it too strictly and either puts me in a great mood or provokes a lot of thought in the end. My other favorites include Rome, Game of Thrones (if we can pretend the last few seasons didn't exist), Spartacus, The Outer Limits (1995+), and Cobra Kai.
Cobra Kai is soooooo good for me as nostalgic Karate Kid fan. I was reluctant to watch it since I thought it'd be cheesy and beating a dead horse like most shows that attempt to revive decades-old material and stars, but that one does it exceptionally well.
I think most die-hard Star Trek fans favor DS9 for its darker material and overarching story arcs, but the appeal to me of TNG is its overall lack of sweeping arcs and its lighter and optimistic approach to things. It's my escapism. I love the way the characters talk and interact with each other on that show. They seem so mature, even Worf with his passions and anger as a Klingon, always seems to find a way to catch himself and calm himself and resolve a conflict with his crew.
Also, it's a smaller thing but TNG kept to the idea of the starship being like a real ship on the sea, slow in its movements and requiring many crew members coordinating together to navigate and attack and defend. The newer ones made the ships moving super fast and shooting photon torpedos and stuff all over the place which creates more exciting CG action scenes, I guess, but it places less emphasis on the crew working together and the bridge. I prefer less focus on the action scenes and more focus on the crew.
The sex and violence can get quite extreme but the ultimate appeal of that show to me is that even the main characters don't have plot armor, as you'll quickly discover if you watch season 1 to the end. That makes every interaction between even the characters you think are the main protagonists very tense and nerve-wracking because the show really establishes that anyone could die at any given time. They're not going to be magically saved. When they're in danger, they're really, really in danger! ... that is, until the last few seasons, and then they suddenly gained extremely thick plot armor.
It does have a season finale that disappointed almost every fan so hard, but I was never captivated by a show enough to follow it religiously and even bother to read the original source material as a result of liking the show so much, as Game of Thrones. For the first five seasons, I considered it the best thing I ever saw on TV besides Rome.
Some people seemed to consider the killing off of main characters cruel and sadistic and cheap, but I didn't in the first five seasons or so. They got put in a dangerous situation and they didn't survive. I think cheap writing is like I watch a superhero film like Superman. Lemme guess, he's gonna be fine at the end? Or if he dies, he's gonna be resurrected somehow, good as new. I think that's the cheap writing.
Superman is the king of plot armor, whenever you think he might be mortal danger, the writers give him a power boost. But Batman is the worst offender of plot armor a guy in a Bat suit take a god who destroyed planets, it's funny as hell.
I haven't really followed the superhero stories that much but they generally lacked appeal for me since I'd generally get a sense even in some dangerous scene where they get punched through buildings and have a skyscraper collapse on them that they'd still be fine somehow. It's like they're too profitable to permanently kill off. Whereas GoT was appealing to me in that the earlier seasons especially seemed to have a mentality like they don't care how popular and profitable the character is. They're trying to tell a story filled with tension and suspense and backstabbing and dangerous situations. I think that's one of the benefits of having lengthy source material as opposed to lots of short serial ones like comic books. If the writers plan for a character to die, they die and stay dead regardless of whether, as consumers, we like it or not, and regardless of what some marketing department wants.
Same. There are a couple of exceptions though in GoT with its fantasy world. I don't wanna spoil it. But it seemed at least like it was planned out well in advance and not at all related to bringing back a character for marketing reasons, and it's a rare exception to the rule.
I would recommend Rome even more strongly. It ends in a pretty satisfying way and only two seasons. It's also very violent and sexual but what makes the show so appealing to me is that it centers around two characters: Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo, and they make a most unlikely pair of companions with Lucius as a Stoic type and Titus as a drunk brawler. But the show focuses on them while they experience major events of Roman history together. https://youtu.be/zMV-GdAeBpU
Remember in Grown Up the little girl said that she wants to get chocolate wasted? I literally were laughing my ass off when I heard that. Let get chocolate wasted!
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