Do people in the US actually say words like "duress" in normal conversations? And "spidey sense"? God, Tommy, you're a very good script writer! Every word is so well chosen, along with little details such as the receptionist being a man (or a robot). Not only these things but the central premise of suing yourself for defamation is so funny, so hilarious, to begin with - and yet delivered in such deadpan tones by the two characters! I enjoyed it so much. You should make a short film of this legal duet!
This puddle of worms wiggles in so many of the directions we're confused by these days... agree with others here that the lake it's left from could easily be full length! Bravo!
Do people in the US actually say words like "duress" in normal conversations? And "spidey sense"? God, Tommy, you're a very good script writer! Every word is so well chosen, along with little details such as the receptionist being a man (or a robot). Not only these things but the central premise of suing yourself for defamation is so funny, so hilarious, to begin with - and yet delivered in such deadpan tones by the two characters! I enjoyed it so much. You should make a short film of this legal duet!
you notice everything MM glad ur back. hope all is well and meaningful
only reason to be famous
ain't it the truth
A timely modern classic
Thanks TD. the shorter the classic the better
After reading this I've decided to sue you for driving me crazy
you didn't need to read that piece to decide that Bobby
This is so clever. Make it a one-act play. Or a short. Or part of a series of sketches about ......
But it has to evolve. Loved it. Should the client be a woman? Not sure.
everything must evolve Ms Missel
This puddle of worms wiggles in so many of the directions we're confused by these days... agree with others here that the lake it's left from could easily be full length! Bravo!
i read that as pudding of worms. oh boy. always dig ur thoughts
Durang would be proud
ha.
I hope this is not about you
it's always about me , you know that
I know
HA!