Sitcom Geek

Plotting a half-hour sitcom episode is hard work. Really hard work. Writing a first episode of a new show is doubly hard work. And it's ...

A long time ago, Mitchell and Webb did an Edinburgh show in which Rob Webb played a playwright who sat at a typewriter. But he wasn't ty...

I spend hours and hours alone with a laptop. I like it, but even I get a bit fed up with the solitude. So during my lunch hour I often wande...

A lovely story has just broken on Chortle  about a man who claims he has a sitcom on BBC but, on balance, probably doesn't. But it's...

So, continued from the last post here , four more rules for the writer in production on his/her own show. Rule Three: Don’t As...

Should you have the good fortune of having your sitcom script produced as a series, or even a pilot, you will find yourself having to make d...

Radio comedy is often seen as the poorer cousin of television; a testing bed or a training ground . From personal experience, I c...