Sitcom Geek

The question of script length comes up from time to time. And it's tricky to know how to respond for various reasons. Some measure sitc...

Developing characters is really difficult. It's easy enough in theory. You could start with contrasting personality types, drawn from a ...

A recent Twitter exchange prompted me to share a thought about the sitcom industry. It may well apply to shows other than sitcoms, but that...

Horror-Comedy cross-over, or 'Homedy', seems to be very popular at the moment. And it's obviously going to be popular in the nex...

On a recent Sitcom Geeks podcast, Dave Cohen and I interviewed Pete Sinclair , who wrote Bad Move  (right) with Jack Dee for ITV having p...

It's partly laziness and partly overwork that has caused me not to blog as often as I have in previous years. But the main factor is thi...

So, you've written a script. You do improve it without input from others? Three ways leap to mind. 1. Put it in a Drawer Some drawe...