...Or maybe that's what everyone WANTS me to think.
sent this email to Scriptopalooza:
"I just saw your list of winners for this years TV writing competition.
It maybe that I'm paranoid but one of the winning entries sounds a lot like
something I've written. But I can't find the script online or even any
contact info for the author.
One of my "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" spec scripts is called
"Frank gets hit by a Bus (aka The Sunny Apprentice.)"
Here's a synopsis of the script:
After a near-death experience, Frank is convinced it's time to leave the bar
and return to his "rightful place in the winners' circle." Taking a page from
the Donald Trump reality show, Frank decides to run the gang through a
series of shady business tasks to determine who will become his
highly-paid "Apprentice."
Now a Quarter finalist in this year's sitcom category for is called
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia "Frank Picks an Apprentice" by Carl Stoffers.
It's probably just a big coincidence but I'd really like to be sure.
I understand you can't give me the author's contact info. Is there any way
to read the winning scripts online? Or could you confirm or deny that
the script is anything like what I've just described?
Any help would be greatly appreciated."
__________________________________________________ ____________
I just want a yes or no. Clearly someone at the contest had to have read it, right? Is is a parody of the Apprentice? If not, case closed. Can't get an answer though. Does anyone know Carl Stoffers? or this script?
sent this email to Scriptopalooza:
"I just saw your list of winners for this years TV writing competition.
It maybe that I'm paranoid but one of the winning entries sounds a lot like
something I've written. But I can't find the script online or even any
contact info for the author.
One of my "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" spec scripts is called
"Frank gets hit by a Bus (aka The Sunny Apprentice.)"
Here's a synopsis of the script:
After a near-death experience, Frank is convinced it's time to leave the bar
and return to his "rightful place in the winners' circle." Taking a page from
the Donald Trump reality show, Frank decides to run the gang through a
series of shady business tasks to determine who will become his
highly-paid "Apprentice."
Now a Quarter finalist in this year's sitcom category for is called
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia "Frank Picks an Apprentice" by Carl Stoffers.
It's probably just a big coincidence but I'd really like to be sure.
I understand you can't give me the author's contact info. Is there any way
to read the winning scripts online? Or could you confirm or deny that
the script is anything like what I've just described?
Any help would be greatly appreciated."
__________________________________________________ ____________
I just want a yes or no. Clearly someone at the contest had to have read it, right? Is is a parody of the Apprentice? If not, case closed. Can't get an answer though. Does anyone know Carl Stoffers? or this script?
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