Mary Shelley's Frankenhole

[Majikthise]

I love monsters (especially of the Universal variety) and have turned out my fair share of stories about them over the years. There's probably already one in the pipelines, but if were to write an episode of Frankenhole I'm sure I could knock an Invisible Man story out of the park.

[droid327]

It'd save on animation costs, for one...

If you really want to impress them (and since the show's turning into a graveyard version of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen anyway...), you should write an episode for Dorian Gray

[KjPuffin]

Honestly, I think an episode featuring the Invisible Man would be fantastic. There are so many oppertunities for character interaction, it's insane. The Invisible Man is a scientst, so character play-off between Frankenstien and him could range anywhere from disgust to admiration. It'd be a fun episode to play with.

[droid327]

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KjPuffin wrote:

Honestly, I think an episode featuring the Invisible Man would be fantastic. There are so many oppertunities for character interaction, it's insane. The Invisible Man is a scientst, so character play-off between Frankenstien and him could range anywhere from disgust to admiration. It'd be a fun episode to play with.

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So is Dr. Jekyll, they could have a mad science symposium

[KjPuffin]

That idea right there is just pure genius. I'm not sure why they would partake in a symposium,  but it would be great to see, none the less. 

[viperxmns]

I'd fund it.

[KjPuffin]

You know what would even be more interesting? If just for the hell of it, they threw in Dr. Frankenfurter from Rocky Horror Picture Show. Hey, he is a scientist. 

[droid327]

I think his doctorate is actually in economics

[KjPuffin]

Lol. XD 

But seriously, he is a man of science. He created his own blonde haired man to "relieve his tension". 

[KjPuffin]

But regardless, it would be fun to write for this show. There are just so many possibilities for episodes. 

[Majikthise]

Yes, exactly. So many monsters, so many celebrities, so many historical eras to lampoon.

[GodspreadThin]

How many writers does the show have?

[Majikthise]

Well, as the show's creator, Dino's written most of the episodes himself. Mark Rivers is credited with co-writing two of them. Beyond that, I don't think it's the kind of show with a full writing staff per se.

[GodspreadThin]

I don't think most AS shows have full writing staffs. That's just more money that they need for the animators.

[ZorakFan3271]

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GodspreadThin wrote:
I don't think most AS shows have full writing staffs. That's just more money that they need for the animators.

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They don't. Only Robot Chicken has a writing staff, other shows have either just 2 or 4 or 5.