C2Final Draft, Inc. Final Drafth FFFF000000060002000177AA000000000083000000002000110000001-76FF67000480048-24FF63200C8-11926192719261927D4006400647AF6326EFFFF010230500001000001C70000000703EB8404F761DB2263C303CC0001CF761DB18703EB87F8401DB7644122646503CC001435764411B8087FC998404417656D2263FF03CC0015617656D12C0C9911C684056D767EB22151503CC0027DF767EB117011C615E284017EB769E522140903C80039D91109E518E015E21DA88409E576CFF2267B903CE004CE776CFFCA01DA823C540840CFF76F6322661D038E004F4B76F637600002000003F1000000003EB,BEATLES IN SPACE TYPE OF SHOW The show follows the misadventures of a rock band on tour throughout the galaxy. Kind Of A Hard Days Night meets Star Trek. They land on a different planet almost every episode to play a concert. Much like Star Trek, each planet will supply a metaphor with which we can tackle current, real-world situations. Instead of treating them as serious social issues, however, the show would exaggerate these conditions and use them as the starting point for wacky, off-beat humor. The band has four members: Ian- Smart. Shy unless he's on stage. Feels the bands songs should each be meaningful and important. Paula- Cute. Confident. The public face of the band. Feels the band's songs should each remind you of a certain place or time in your life. Jorge- Quiet. Easy-going. The band's musical innovator. Always picking up new instruments and new ideas from different cultures while on tour. Feels the band's songs should each sound like nothing you've heard before. 00020000049A000003EB494,Zerckeplex- Outgoing. Fun. Full of energy. Has four arms, but ,as we later discover, the people of his planet usually have six. Feels that the band's songs should each be dance-able. ...and a female android manager, K-398, Trying her best to keep it all together. Theres also an enemy band. The Clones are all clones of the main guy. They all look like William Zabka. Paula was involved with him at some point, and they had a band, but he was so egotistical that he went solo and cloned himself to form a new band that had fewer artistic differences. Episode ideas: 1:ThE FULL GAMUT- The Band signs up to do a 5 show tour of a planet whose inhabitants have a life-span of a week. They land, do a little PR, then play a club gig. The next day, their agent lets them know that the show went so well that theyve been upgraded to the local arena. They play a successful sold-out show. The next night, at the next arena, hardly anybody shows up, as they are now pass. The remaining shows get cancelled. The next day, they see themselves on a Where Are They Now type of show. This peaks interest again, and the following night they play a successful comeback concert. 0002000004200000087F41A,2:War of the world- The band plays on a planet divided (literally) by social differences. A giant wall around the circumference of the planet separates two radically different cultures. The band agrees to play two shows, one on each side, but due to mechanical difficulties, arrive late, and can only play one show. After much negotiation, they decide to play ON the wall itself. The planet is unified. All are happy. As soon as they end their show, however, feuding begins again, and as the band leaves, the planet explodes. (Beatles farewell concert, the Star Trek with Frank Gorshin) 3:BOYS AND GRRRLZ- Ian, Zerck and Jorge have a big party to watch Universal Championship Wrestling: Kill Em All XII. The girls, who fail to see the appeal, go to bed early, making them the only ones awake the next morning when a promoter calls to sign them up for a spot in a two-day festival show. Only later do they find out its a feminist, girls-only concert. Rather then give up the lucrative gig, they get the guys temporary sex-changes. Hilarity ensues. 00020000053300000C9952D,4:TRAPPED IN A TIGHT SPACE- The band gets trapped in a cargo bin, and after a while of blaming each other, decides to break up. They each fantasize about their solo careers (taking the form of four Behind The Music style segments) which each end in tragedy. 5:No written language- The band plays on a planet where there is no written language. As a result, music, lyrics, and verbal agreements all carry much more weight, and they are asked to change one word of one of their songs, because ,while harmless and mundane to us, the word has serious negative connotations to these people. After agreeing to change the lyric, the band forgets, sings the original, and causes serious outrage. (Ala The Doors) They continue to stumble, issuing an apology on the news but using the word again etc. 6:YOKO ONO- One of the band members falls in love with someone everybody thinks is trying to break up the band...by eating them! 7:GRALKA BEACH: EXPOSED! The band plays a SPRING BREAK festival on a planet where wearing clothes is forbidden. Everyone spends the episode with black censorship bars covering various parts of their body, as different alien races have different offensive parts: eyes, elbows, etc. They meet strange bands from all across the galaxy, and they find out the hard way that one of the members cant swim. 000200000422000011C641C,8:APOCALYPSE SOMETIME IN THE NEAR FUTURE- Paula is contacted by the record company to talk some sense into Andy Alpha, rock sensation who she used to be in a band with. Hes been holed up in the studio making his bands next album for years, and the band has to go motivate him. Motivate with extreme prejudice. 9:VRTR- On a trip to a Disney-type planet, Zerceplex buys a bunch of cheap souvenirs. One of these, a light-up electronic bracelet, keeps shocking him. When they go into the Hall of Presidents, and take part in V.R.T.R. (The Theodore Roosevelt simulation), it shocks him and causes him to believe that he actually is Roosevelt. The band spends the entire episode trying to get him back to normal, but end up playing the show with him as TR. 10:ALIENS WITH CANDY- Jorge joins a cult, whose leader promises that aliens with candy will come and take all of his followers to paradise. As soon as the band convinces him that its a money-making fraud, aliens with candy come, take the followers away and give Jorge a McDonalds gift certificate. 0002000007CC000015E27C6, 11. Unwanted baggage On the way to their next gig, the ships bathroom (the head) becomes non functional. No problem, theyre almost there, theyll relieve themselves upon arrival. Unfortunately they find that the planet either has no food or a highly efficient form of food which produces no waste. As a result, they have no bathrooms and no facilities of any kind for dealing with such a problem. They each find their own way to relieve themselves of their baggage. 12. (DORCH, meat, steve, bran, fred...whatever) The band is hired by a promoter named Dorch. When they arrive on Dorchs planet, they tell people they are looking for Dorch and they are taken to a church. When they finally meet Dorch they realize that Dorch is actually God on this planet. He is the creator of all things and sees all and what not... Dorch works in obvious ways. There is also a devil... 13. Insufficient fun They become stranded on a quaint planet that has no ATM or Credit Card capabilities, so they have to get jobs to pay for the fuel to leave town. (Phantomenace, Witness) 14: all-time greatest hits Andy Alpha steals one of the bands songs that they had been working on, and includes it on the newest Clones album. The album sells incredibly well and gets lots of critical acclaim. To get even, the band decides to travel back in time and release the song first, but due to a miscalculation, end up 100 years in the past. While at first disappointed, they decide they can still get even by releasing the entire album. They set up a fake band name and establish a bank account for the royalties (which they figure will accumulate quite nicely oven the next century). When they return to the present, they find that they cant get access to the bank account (the fake ID has expired, and they couldnt possibly look that young after 100 years), the album has passed into public domain, and Andy Alpha recorded and released it anyway, as a cover album, with the same accolades. OTHER IDEAS: 00020000062300001DA861D,-The band spends a day with the winner of a meet the band type of contest. -The band plays at a venue controlled by organized crime/ unscrupulous business monopolist who have a ticket distribution scheme worked out. The concert sells out quickly, but due to scalpers and promo tickets, theres nobody actually there when the show actually starts. They end up playing a concert in the parking lot to the fans that couldnt get in. -The band plays a show on a planet modeled after a fictional planet from a TV show. The inhabitants, all fans of a fictional race from the show, settled their own planet. -The band thinks theyre being hired to play a gig, but its a distant planet that thinks everything on TV is fake. They want them to appear at a convention as the actors who play the band. -Invisible planet (with invisible residents) -The band plays on a planet where first file sharing was outlawed as copyright infringement, then radio was outlawed, then playing music where more than one person can hear it.... When people go to see a band, they each listen to a CD of a pre-recorded concert, which the band mimes along to. 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