About a year and a half ago, I created a full sitcom pilot script to send into the Bravo Situation: Comedy contest. This was a script I had already been working on for up to a year and a half before that. So this is material I started thinking about in late 2002 or early 2003.

Ever since my script didn't make it past the first round in the contest, I've been mulling over ways to release it. Ultimately, I came to the conclusion that releasing it in parts in a new blog might be a novel way to get people looking at it and giving me great real-time feedback (feedback that could help me make it even better or provide material for subsequent episodes). So, this past weekend, I started the blog -- broadwood.blogspot.com . After some harrowing formatting issues, I finally got it looking the way I wanted.

Anyway, the sitcom is entitled "Red State Broads" - and it's about several middle-aged and older women (plus other supporting characters) who work together in a small city's activities committee. In the first story (pilot episode), they are putting together a "Yard Sale, City-wide". I figured a group yard sale would be a good way to explore all the characters and how they all interact, in one fell swoop. Part 1 (roughly two scenes) is released already, and Part 2 will be released on Saturday. For now, I intend to release a new part every Saturday.

To find out more about the sitcom and the cast of characters, go here: broadwood.blogspot.com/2006/0...rs.html

Well, if anyone is inclined to look it over, I will appreciate it immensely, and please feel free to leave comments in the blog or here. Either place is cool with me.

Thanks in advance for checking it out and giving feedback.

Best regards to my fellow amateur and professional writers.

Steve