Yozo!

Productive day today.  Finished a first pass on the third issue of my horror comic.  Then, got some notes back on my mystery pilot and implemented them.  Rebecca, check your inbox!

Hey, look at what arrived in the mail yesterday!

Since starting work on that mystery script, I’ve been on a Columbo tear, discovering a newfound appreciation for the show and its star.

It’ll go up on the shelf with some of my other favorite t.v. show companions.  Not pictured: The Simpsons, The X-Files, The Twilight Zone, and, of course, Stargate!

Settle a debate for Akemi.  How many colors in a rainbow?

Great thread that reaffirms my long-held belief that the streaming business model doesn’t make sense:

Today’s Yes/No…


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8 responses

  1. Rainbow has 7 colours, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet.

    I don’t even need to see that waffle pizza to say no.

  2. A note about the 7 rainbow colours – this doesn’t account for the fact that the frequency of the spectrum is much more of a continuum, so actually tons of different ones, but our eyes tend to register them as the seven.

  3. “ Settle a debate for Akemi. How many colors in a rainbow?”
    Seven: Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet (mnemonic ROYGBIV or Roy G. Biv)

  4. The Writers have been on strike for 7 weeks??? Wow time flies. Seems like it was just 3 weeks ago.

  5. MirthMistress Avatar

    ROY G BIV. There are 7 colors in a rainbow.

  6. (Re: Streaming business model) —
    Jon Cassar mentioned an article that he calls
    “an absolute must read for anyone in the TV business”:
    https://twitter.com/joncassar/status/1666847027236593664

    1. Joseph Mallozzi Avatar
      Joseph Mallozzi

      Posted this one already. Great read.

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