I listened to one episode (Star Wars), and despite being a topic I was incredibly interesting in, the chemistry on this was awful. It sounded like 3 people who didn't necessarily like each other, didn't have their thoughts together, talking over each other, not articulate enough to come to a meeting of minds, and too emotionally involved to stay focused on the topic (which again, was supposed to be Screen Writing) It was maybe 10% screen-writing principles in an hour of content. Despite everybody constantly outpouring opinions, none of those opinions were given legitimacy by providing a superior alternative set of screenwriting choices that could have been made.

Enjoyable, well thought out conversations. Love the breakdown using the Save The Cat Beat Sheet technique. Extremely helpful for my own writing.

The Florida Project’s title was the perfect name for the film. It sounds like a “working title” because that was the “working title” for Disney World. The title is derived from the early name for Walt Disney World. Great podcast though! ;)

I really enjoy The Script. I typically learn something -- new and useful script writing information or a new way of looking at something / seeing it through a new lens.

I really enjoyed the Mr. Robot segment. I would love to hear your opinion since the season has ended.

I thought it would be interesting to hear others opinions on some of the things I like to watch, but this isn't really good criticism. It was like listening to mid semester presentations in an undergraduate film class. You can't critique something as not being what you want it to be, only as to whether it is successful at being what it is trying to be.

I listened to your Chappie podcast and you guys are a mess. Can you get more cocky?

I really enjoyed your Sense8 episode. But I can't get past the fact that Sun's character in very clearly Korean and her scenes are shot on location in Seoul, Korea.

I wanted to like this podcast [I listened to the Star Trek Into Darkness episode] but all the stammering, the "uh…"s, the "y'know..."s made it difficult. I know this is probably an obnoxious thing to hear. But everyone's opinions were great… so putting even a little bit of polish on the conversation would make this podcast a winner. It might be as simple as listening to the recordings and doing a tiny bit of practice at dropping those tics from your speech. Also, it instantly makes the same information sound smarter.

I never write comments, I figure my silence is ratings enough BUT i couldn't finish the White House Down BSE because the one guy, I'll call him the guy who renames people, WILL NOT GIVE the other guy any room to speak! He over talks the guy and yell talks his points, brow beating the 2nd man into quiet submission. He has a heavy hand. Less him... sorry guy. I have to guess it's excitement but listen to the podcast, you come off like a jerk.

I really enjoyed the Sharknado segement... was very funny. I can't wait till someone makes BearBlizzard!

The Script is smart, funny, and plugged right in to the screenwriting industry. This team of script doctors, led by David Negrin, gives great commentary on the craft of writing for film and television, reviewing the latest blockbuster and indie films from a writer’s perspective. They also offer updates on the spec market, current events in the business, and discussion of some controversial screenwriting topics. Very positive attitudes, a funny and smart crew. This is a must listen podcast for aspiring and working screenwriters.