No, you don’t have to post an entire script. But tell us the episode you’d love to see on your favorite television show. For example, here’s my idea for an episode of Medium:
Allison goes into the district attorney’s office while they are questioning a man concerning the disappearence of a young girl. When she shakes his hand she has a vision: the man kidknapped the girl, is holding her in a secret basement room, and has decided since being questioned that keeping her is now too risky. As soon as he leaves he intends to go home and kill her. Allison knows this but there is absolutely no other evidence against the man, nothing to justify a search warrent, no reason to hold him. But if Allison doesn’t do something, the girl will die. Big ethical dilemma. The episode plays in real time as Allison, the D.A. and Det. Scanlon stall releasing the man while desperately trying to find some probable cause to search the man’s house. Both Allison and Scanlon contemplate illegally breaking into the house to save the girl, even if it means they’ll be fired or face criminal charges themselves. The key seems to be interpreting the strange dream Allison had the night before.
Not a whole episode but I would like to see this scene in CSI or Law and Order.
A young woman is murdered. Her ex-boyfriend is brought in for questioning.
“Listen, I understand that I’m a suspect. I’d have to be giving our history. Our relationship was rocky and honestly, it got violent at times. That’s why we broke up. I wouldnt’ kill her though. I’m innocent. I’ll answer any questions. I’ll help in anyway I can. But please understand, I didn’t kill her.”
when I was younger, I’d written an episode for Ironside that featured Ed’s younger sister who had run away from home after witnessing a crime. She hadn’t told anyone but came straight to her big brother for help. My desciption of the character resmebled me
Later, in high school, I wrote an episode for Welcome Back, Kotter that featured Gabe’s younger sister Melissa who was the object of Horshack’s affections. I remember an exchange between Melissa and Julie:
My description of the character resembled, well, me. again.
I really wanted to be an actress when i was growing up!
Today, I don’t know that I have given any the shows I like enough thought to envision anything for them
