Finding comedy in the dark stuff.

If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise they’ll kill you. - Oscar Wilde

“Building genuine humor from this type of subject matter is impressive and unique for a sitcom.”
— The Blacklist

They’re fighting a (terribly lopsided) war of green vs oil. While glaring past each other in their therapist’s office.

  • A depressed environmentalist declares war on a ruthless oil company with minimal help from her celeb-funded environmental group.

    But her mission flails phenomenally when she falls into a love-hate entanglement with the oil CEO’s anxious son — forcing her to choose between everything she’s ever believed in or… whatever this is.

  • The witty industry satire of Silicon Valley meets the bingeable romance of Nobody Wants This.

  • Optioned.

  • “Audiences will laugh out loud.” “Personality drips from the pages.” “Building genuine humor from this kind of subject matter is impressive and unique for a sitcom.” — The Blacklist

“Do you see the world right now? It’s the people that aren’t depressed that should be in therapy. ”

These women inspired the LITERAL book on hating women.

“I laughed so hard. I’ve never seen anyone write anything like it.”
— Colleen Labella, Russian Doll

  • A workplace mockumentary set in the 1480s about a gang of overlooked women and failed knight as they take on a witch-hating priest and his cronies. All while trying to make their tavern the hottest spot in town.

  • Innsbruck is inspired by the historical events of a group of women who stood up to a witch-hating priest, and ran him out of town. (Only to bruise his ego enough that he wrote the LITERAL book of hating women… but that’s a story for Season 2).

  • A women-led Always Sunny, set in Game of Thrones times. (But keep the modern humour).

  • Pitching networks.

  • “I hope this gets made because I can't wait to watch it.” - Colleen Labella, Russian Doll.

“You know as well as I do, the way to get anything done in this town is through money, power, or using religious writing out of context to prove your point.”

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