July 13, 2021: Dark Matter, New of Notes, and a productive(ish) day!

In case you missed it, our final Dark Matter Monday stream…

I know, I know.  Unlikely.  But just in case.

Today’s Yes/No…

Turkey Testicle Pizza? Yes/Nohttps://t.co/u7imvMMEiH

— Joseph Mallozzi (@BaronDestructo) July 13, 2021

I mean…I dunno.  At least crisp them up some.

In industry news…

Netflix lost 1 million subscribers in Korea during the first half of 2021 https://t.co/31Tq7cyjAT

— allkpop (@allkpop) July 13, 2021

Ding! Ding!  Disney and HBO Max have entered the ring!  I wonder how this may affect their subscription-based strategy.

No interest in seeing this movie, but I WOULD watch the hell out of this review series…

Huzzah!  A productive(ish) day!  I finally made some inroads on that sc-fi spy comedy series.  After weeks spent agonizing over what I wanted to change, I came to the conclusion that I didn’t want to change anything, was happy with what I had, and just moved forward with a description of our world and the introduction of three additional team members as well as our beleaguered handler.  In the next few days, I will (hopefully) follow up with a first season overview, a few episodic springboards, and a section devoted to tone and theme after which I will send it off, like a mathematical message sent out into deep space, never to be seen or heard from again.  I CANNOT wait!

Waiting for notes on the revised pitch for the epic comic book series adaptation, as well as a date for our second shot at that classic sci-fi series.  Tomorrow, it’s a strategy meeting on another project while I await news on TimEscape.  Sadly, the place we were going to pitch is a no-go as it would have meant working with a crook (I know, because I already worked with him), so we’re redirecting focus to hopefully more honest pastures.

So, those of you who have returned to your post-pandemic routine (or are in the process of doing so), how are you finding it?

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