How To Write A Tv Show Script

Just like the show the wonder years where Kevin kept audiences updated with the story by letting us listen to what was in his head, the Dexter TV show successfully accomplishes the same thing. Watching a show that is often narrated by the voice of someone's head is a good way to keep audiences captivated. It is especially even more interesting when those voices are the thoughts of a serial killer.

Sex and the City. A must-have in any girl's DVD collection, the Sex and the City series never grows old! The smart quips and boundary pushing story lines of Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda kept audiences entertained between 1998 and 2004. The series (as well as the Sex and the City movies) has kept our love affairs with the quirky and scandalous lives of these New York women alive. These episodes can be watched over and over again, so if you loved the series then get yourself the Sex and the City box set DVDs online today.

Today, shows are completely different. The humor is different. The writing is different. Even the camera work is different. Everything is different besides both being on television.

If you are a person that loves the series, this series seven is going to make you smile even if you have seen a third of them already on TV. The money I spent on the series was money well spent, and I can see myself watching all of these episodes again some time.

The third tv series is the Walking Dead. Who doesn't enjoy a great zombie Armageddon? The zombies present in this show look freaky and they will scare the heck out of you. You are almost hoping the humans get caught so you get to see some more blood-thirsty actions. Now in it's second season, there is a lot more drama to unfold as the surviving group reaches an abandoned prison.

The Botwin boys are going through a rough time growing up with out a dad. They quickly become part of their mom's empire. Nancy and the boys take viewers on a comedic journey through a practical, yet elusive, means of living in this Showtime hit series.

The role of Lilly Truscott (Miley Stewart's best friend in the TV series) is played by Emily Osment who also appeared in Spy Kids 2 and 3. Lilly has her own alter ego in the show as Hannah Montana's best friend, Lola Luftnagle. This allows her to accompany Hannah on her glamorous exploits.