A recap of the week’s TV news!
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Dan Cohn
Hollywood’s “most liked†screenplays of 2012!
Logline: Upon turning forty, a man decides to never celebrate a birthday again, causing him to relive the four worst birthdays of his life over and over.
Logline: Upon turning forty, a man decides to never celebrate a birthday again, causing him to relive the four worst birthdays of his life over and over.
Set against the backdrop of rainy Portland, Oregon, a young man finds himself falling in love for the first time — only to receive a letter from his future self, warning him of impending heartbreak.
Set against the backdrop of rainy Portland, Oregon, a young man finds himself falling in love for the first time — only to receive a letter from his future self, warning him of impending heartbreak.
Logline: When a womanizer dies he makes a deal with the devil entailing that, in three days time, if he can repair three relationships he broke, he can live again.
AMC preps a return to westerns and a second run at Ugly Americans, CBS adapts another Tweeter feed, Fox decided on some Rules for My Unborn Son, and Showtime locks an identity changing man in a town car.