Your Biggest Sitcom Questions Answered

By Me Personally

“Yes, I have a question. Why are we sitting in such a contrived way? Am I in a stock photograph?” “Yes. Yes, you are.” “What’s with the ghost on the wall?” “No idea.”

People have lots of questions about writing sitcoms. That’s why you’ve subscribed to this blog. That’s why I’ve been answering questions on my previous blog and on all 22 episodes of the Sitcom Geeks podcast.

But you might have a really specific question.

Or, frankly, you can’t be bothered to rifle through 222 episodes of my podcast, and you want to ask me the questions directly.

you can ask me personally.

Here’s how:

I’m running a 90-minute Zoom ‘Ask me Anything’ session for anyone who backs the Jazz Cow Kickstarter campaign.

We will do the Q&A at a time that is mutually convenient for everyone some time in November.

A minimum donation of £1 will get you in. But the bigger the donation, the greater the priority your question will have. That’s how I’ll divvy up the time.

I could wax lyrical here about why I’m so passionate about Jazz Cow – and why it would be a tragedy if he lost his fight against Dr Popp before he even played a note. It certainly looks that way at the moment unless people rally to the cause of the Cow.

If you want to be part of a most-likely v small Q&A session with me, get involved in the Jazz Cow kickstarter – and ‘reply to’ this email with your receipt from the Kickstarter pasted in. And you’ll be on the list.

And you know what? If the crowdfunder doesn’t hit the target and it costs you nothing, we’ll do the Q&A anyway.

Here’s the kickstarter:

Yes, that’s the Coltrane Code on the left. Jazz Cow uses it to crack a safe and get back his saxophone from Dr Popp.

More info on Jazz Cow here:

Newbie’s Guide to Jazz Cow