This true crime series is all about crimes being solved using the victim’s own words from “beyond the grave” i.e. diaries, blogs and letters.
Here’s the trailer.
The show is now available on iTunes as well.
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Sherlock@Home Teaser
Check out the trailer for our comedy web-series about a stay-at-home dad detective
While we’re still waiting on a release date for this fun webseries to air, the broadcaster has made available our trailer. Have a look, laugh and look forward to more.
Go Forth and Murder, my episode of True Crime TV show, If I Should Die, now available on Investigation Discovery.
Pumped to see this trailer for Go Forth and Murder, my episode of If I Should Die, now streaming. Season finale, no less. Shout out to Cream Productions and Investigation Discovery. Looking forward to it being on Bell Media channels shortly.
Thanks for the shout out, NSI!
Check Out our Comedy Web-series, La Junta
My sketch comedy TV/web-series, La Junta, is now screening in Colombia.
Based on our original show, ‘Parental Advisory’, this sketch comedy TV/web-series is currently airing in Colombia but will have some sketches available on Facebook and Instagram worldwide. Produced by LuloFilms and Canal Capital.
Latest post on my humour parenting blog Pop Culture: Clothes Make The Man
As your children grow into young adults there are numerous adjustments you must make as a parent. Difficult choices. Harsh self-realizations. Profound failures.
One oft-overlooked developmental stage is when your kids start swiping your clothes to wear.
Below, I outline the 5 stages you will go through:
My latest TV writing gig: If I Should Die
Extremely pleased to have been hired to write one of these episodes for Cream Productions and Investigation Discovery. Looking forward to seeing it on the small screen.
More details can be found in this Realscreen article
Newest Pop Culture Post
Interesting Hollywood Reporter article on how current animated films are taking on traditional “toxic-masculinity” roles in such films as Into The Spiderverse, Ralph Breaks the Internet and the Lego Movie 2. I quibble with some of what the writer talks about and in fact, I’d argue that she misses the point about what these traditional stories are attempting to explore. In many ways these movies are just old wine in new bottles and are doing so in a pretty obvious ‘of the moment’ virtue-signalling way but it’s a good starting point for discussions about what makes a ‘good man’. MORE
POP CULTURE: The Dobler Effect
THE DOBLER EFFECT
“Lloyd Dobler? All right.”
That line is from the great Gen X teen romantic comedy film, ‘Say Anything.’ In it, good guy optimist oddball aspiring kick-boxer Lloyd Dobler (John Cusack) invites the beautiful and brainy valedictorian Diane Court (Ione Skye) to the high school graduation party – and, to the amazement and respect of all and sundry, she agrees. But more than that, people surprisingly respect Diane for saying yes. Lloyd and Diane go on to have a summer romance which her father (John Mahoney) sabotages as he fears this with threaten Diane’s academic future. Dobler does not quit but wins her back with a grand romantic gesture. [MORE}