sootyj
Friday 1st October 2010 2:56pm
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Quote: sootyj @ October 1 2010, 11:27 AM BST
2 SCIENTISTS ARE BEING FROGMARCHED BY 2 SECURITY GUARDS DOWN A CORRIDOR AWAY FROM THEIR LAB
SCIENTIST1
I'm so sorry.
SCIENTIST2
Fake a unicorn? That's an easy way to a Noble prize?
SCIENTIST1
Look I'm really sorry.
SCIENTIST2
Just get a white horse and stick a horn on it.
SCIENTIST1
But I got confused.
A VET WALKS PAST PUSHING A TROLLEY A HORSE IS THERE UNDER A SHEET. A VAST HORN LIKE YOU WOULD FIND ON A DRAGON IS CLEARLY STICKING OUT FROM THE ARSE END
SOOTYJ FOLLOWS BEHIND SOLEMNLY CARRYING A SIGN WHICH READS "Look at the huge comedy horn stuck up the his poor dead horses arse."
Quote: Ming the Mirthless @ October 1 2010, 2:26 PM BST
Some scripts are written expressly for the cinema, some for TV, some for radio and some for the stage.
Some of the scripts posted on BCG are, I think, intended not for a specific medium but for the reader's mind - an arena wholly unrestricted by thoughts of cost or size or scale or by anything else.
The above sketch is a classic example and when, reading it, I don't think how it could be performed. I just let the images run through my mind and enjoy them.
It's a great follow-up to the unicorn sketch and the vet looking sad is a wonderful touch.
Like most of my whackier stuff I cartoon strip or animation.