-[X]The Enormous Happiness of Alan: Alan was happy you came back, but he also wants to work with you on… other things. DC: 30 Rolled:
D100 => 25
There was something that was wrong because Alan was trying to meet with you, but than, at the last minute, unprompted, and frankly, worryingly enough, he canceled at the last minute to try and talk to you.
Something felt wrong, but he left you a note that felt very wrong.
And made you realize it was happening again.
"Seizing control. We're going to need to take control of production if we're going to get this done properly." The note said.
You made sure to destroy the letter at home.
Failure.
Seems that CBS or someone from another network is trying to kill the show again. Though this time, by not having good enough directors to actually shoot the episodes.
Alan, and company, have a great plan… Direct the episodes yourselves to prevent bullshit.
You have no legal evidence to prove anything, as it seems Alan is doing some digging and kissing ass to get the truth.
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-[X]Wayne's Hatchet: Wayne is coming back, to bury the Hatchet. It seems that everything that happened stemmed from something. Well, he better say it. DC:60 Rolled:
D100 => 60
Wayne was calmly waiting as he sat down nearby. He was trying his best to be a comfortable distance from you to talk again.
It was starting to become almost intense as he waited for you to speak. "I'm starting to think these assholes are trying to sabotage the show again."
"Are they trying to get sued again?" You asked. "Cause last I checked, they lost a lot of money."
There was a chuckle. "You know, when I first started working here, I thought you were the worse person here. Greenhorn likes you who was strutting around like you owned the place. I totally misread you… Thought you were going to be the problem, and not my own attitude… and our producers." He smiled as he watched a suit saunter around. "And never doubt stupidity and a Grudge."
He sighed. "I was wrong. I was foolish and an idiot, and let it blind me to real problems." He sighed. "I'm not asking you to forgive me for what I did."
"But we're in this together now?" You snorted.
"Unfortunately." He responded. "All I want to do is make things better… Make this show what it deserves to be. With you in it."
You nodded. "Fair enough. Though I've heard a rumor from Alan that they aren't bringing in directors, and they have all the scripts ready."
You saw Wayne Smile. "Out of the Frying Pan?"
Reward: You and Wayne have buried the Hatchet. For now.
Chemistry Rolls between the two of you increase by +10 for this season.
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-[X]Work on your Comedy: This, looking at the first draft of the scripts, is a comedy series. And while you are a good actor, you know you are not good at comedy, even if your timing has gotten better. DC: 40 Rolled:
D100 => 6
It was going to be a long season because your attempts to be funny were not good at all.
Failure.
-5 to SP.
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-[X]Long Distance and Long Loves: A Long Distance relationship was never something that could work. But by god, you hoped that you would make Carrie's life a little better with a call or a letter. DC: ??? Rolled:
D100 => 92
The Letter Came, and you could feel tears and emotion in the words written.
Dear Bruce,
I Don't really think that there is much to say through a letter, but I honestly don't think that I could have come with such an interesting turn of events. When we arrived, Mom was very clearly putting her foot down when it came to all the reporters that tried to swarm us, and than, she found a way to get away with some help from this very strange man that just swooped her off her feet.
Seems your dad is really good at that, as he got our luggage to some old beater and than took us to that bar you told us about, and he treated us like family.
He was a gentleman in all the things he did. And your mother is a fantastic chef. Her delicacy and those strange noodles of stringy leaks and potatoes were amazing.
Though I wish Todd was a little less picky, and he just had some potatoes and a burger.
It was wonderful the hospitality that your family showed us, and We appreciate the warm welcome to the city.
From, Carrie
-[X] Call your parents: You need to call mom and dad, and see how they are doing. DC: 10 (You call your parents and see what they are doing) Rolled:
D100 => 99
You smiled at the receiver as you said. "Did they like the first impression?
"Finally, we'll get her hitched to you when she turns 18 so we can have many grandchildren!" Your mother said embarrassingly.
"Mom!" You said, red approaching your face.
Reward:
Your Parents have met Carrie and her family, and they made one helluva good impression.
The Reynolds/Fisher Family thoroughly enjoy the company and the friends they made.
Your mother wants you to get married to her quickly, before she gets away so she can have more grandchildren.
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-[X]George's Trouble: He's got a problem that he can't do alone. He said he needed money again. This time for a movie that you think might not be able to work. But then again, after THX got screwed over? You were going to help him through this. He was your friend. DC: 10/20/50/60 Rolled:
D100 => 93+40=133
When you arrived at George's home, you were quickly surprised to see his wife there as well. Which was something you should have expected, though, did not really know about. "Hello uh… Maria?" You said her name with hesitation. As you saw that you had arrived just a few hours into Christmas Day
She recognized you almost immediately, and she had a small smile. "Oh, hello Bruce, George is expecting you."
There was a small moment of silence before she let you in and took a breath. "Thank you for coming at short notice, George has been, under a lot of stress."
"I've realized that." You replied as you looked at the house. "Nice place."
"Thanks." She replied, clearly a little weary from the situation that George is in.
And you saw him on his couch, with two very different screenplays. "Oh, hey Bruce, good to see you again."
He then took a breath as he looked at the script he had. "This is it." He replied as he looked at it.
You then read the title. "American Graffiti?" You asked.
"Yeah, been a bit of trouble with the name, see, Francis offered to serve as a producer, but he's away doing something else… said something that they wanted to make a sequel… And well." He took a breath again. "I need money. I need help…"
He looked at you. "Sweet Jesus I need friends that I can count on. Steve's busy working on some other film and doesn't have time to help out. So I need to do a lot of things myself."
He then took a breath. "Sorry, I'm rambling."
You had finished reading a few pages of the script, skimming through them as you said. "How much money do you need?"
George had several pieces of paper with math on it. "750,000 dollars."
You frowned. "You couldn't get anyone else to work with you?"
"After Warner screwed me over, I thought everything was going to go down badly, then universal offered a lifeboat. Not telling me that I'm on my own for funding, besides distribution, as well as marketing it. And a written contract telling me it will have a full theatrical release."
George then looked at you. "I need help Bruce."
What do you say?:
[]Write in
How Much of a Financial Commitment do you wish to make for the film?:
[]25% of the Budget
[]50% of the Budget
[]75% of the Budget
[]Write in the Amount (Write it into percentiles Please)
Do you ask to Star in it?:
[]Yes
[]No
[]Make a small Cameo.
As Producer do you want to make any creative decisions that will affect the Movie?:
[]Yes
[]No
Do you want George to try and recruit other Producers for the Movie?:
[]Yes
[]No.
AN: Enjoy and plan format please.
