• Episode 12 - Peter’s Notes

  • Oct 7 2016
  • Length: 1 hr and 51 mins
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Episode 12 - Peter’s Notes

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  • Peter and Xander try to decipher Peter's notes, rewriting chunks of plot in the process. Plot-chunks. Mmm mmm.


    Peter’s Canadian website
    Xander’s Australian website
    Peter was wrong about who played Gale and the S2 Suits villain! He said Frank Wood, it was David Costabile
    1984 WAS an Olympic Year. They were held in Los Angeles
    No links! Just trivia.

    Short Term Homework
    Peter report back on Hex Mex retheme
    Peter find out if Suits changed showrunner
    Xander figure out why you wanted Peter to watch Daredevil

    Figure out what the evidence that Wendy has can be
    Peter think about GamerGate scenes
    Xander decide on Grant Donald
    Why is Toby wanted by the police early in the film?

    Watching/ long term homework
    Peter watch Blast From The Past and the episode of The Nanny where Fran gets mugged.
    Xander watch Enchanted, Dexter Season 5, David Fincher films (Seven, Gone Girl, Flight Plan, Panic Room)
    Both watch Scream 2, maybe Scream 1, Terminator 1 (maybe 2, for funsies), and some Hitchcock

    Status Quo
    Genre: Thriller

    Theme: People Are Fallible

    Log line: After a young journalist breaks up with the richest man in New York, he uses his wealth and power to make her life a living hell.

    Characters:

    Olivia: Protagonist, Journalist. Wants safety, needs to learn to trust and work with other people. Starts with the attitude "People are fallible, so make it alone", ends with "People are fallible, so you need to work together".

    Donald Grant: Primary antagonist, billionaire ex, collects hats. Wants to punish Olivia, needs to learn that all people are fallible - and that's okay. Has the attitude "Some people are fallible. These people are not worth your time and should be punished". Played by a Kyle MacLachlan type

    Jessica: Supporting character, Olivia’s sister, lawyer, arrested. Wants to prove her innocence, needs to learn that life is unfair. Starts with attitude "People are fallible, therefore trust the system". Ends with the attitude "People are fallible, and the system is made up of people"

    Toby: Love interest, Cop, fugitive. Wants to get his job back and help Olivia, needs to be less trusting. Starts with the attitude "People are fallible and that's why they're interesting".

    Mother: Corpse, dead, friendly. Wants Olivia to be more trusting. Had the attitude "People are fallible, but they're doing their best".

    Wendy: Donald's ex wife, Olivia's potential future. Wants to stop happening to Olivia what happened to her. Has the attitude "People are fallible, therefore don't trust anyone".

    Winston A gay ex-journalist who Olivia trusts with her life. After retiring, he started a journalist blog! Olivia’s other potential future.

    Toby’s Judge Friend Toby’s Judge Friend: Toby thinks he's incorruptable. He may be wrong!

    Francine A not-super-polite cop who works in Toby's station.

    Cynthia Donald’s new girlfriend. She’s not a bad person .

    Locations:


    New York Streets: It's where they keep the trash.

    Outside newspaper office: Not as nice as the inside.


    Hazelnut Town: Olivia's favourite cafe. Try their maple nut glaze rolls. They're the best.

    Olivia’s Apartment: She keeps her stuff here. Sure hope no one ransacks it!

    Police Station: Toby works here. Unfortunately, so does Francine. Also this is apparently where they take drug-smuggling lawyers who have been arrested.

    Spaghettios: Olivia's favourite restaurant. Try their, uh, red wine. It's the best.

    Diner: Toby firmly maintains that this place has New York's best maple nut glaze rolls. 

    Wins

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