One of the daughters in a very large family is known throughout her town for her Rube Goldberg like inventions to do everyday chores. Because she is always creating inventions to get our of doing work, her family and everyone else in town calls her "Lazy Susan" (her first invention was named after her because she got sick of passing food at dinner time and having to wait forever to eat). Every episode is her getting into some adventure because someone has asked her to create some type of invention that somehow causes chaos in her town.

Hello, people! I love studying European history and was very inspired by a video made by Dieu Le Roi listing every state of the Holy Roman Empire that made me think about how cool it would be to make a series showing the history of every state of the Holy Roman Empire, though I first thought about the opening. Here are my thoughts:

The opening would be similar to the one from Game of Thrones, with a map of Central Europe being displayed. The start would be the border between Middle Francia and East Francia disappearing through Otto's conquests, then crowns and bishop hats appearing in the several very autonomous states that were formed. At some point, the Pope’s Triregnum and the Emperor’s crown would approach one another just south of the Alps in the map and clash, with the space between them being the starting point of a crack in the map that would be the shape of the frontiers of the Italian city-States, representing the Investiture Controversy and how the fights between Popes and Emperors was essential to the fragmentation of Northern Italy. The screen would move away, showing first the Great Interregnum that happened from 1250 to 1273 happening through the disappearance of the Holy Roman Emperor's crown. After that, the Babemberg coat of arms would be in Austria, disappear, then the Wittelsbach coat of arms would go from Bavary to Austria. Some areas of the map (the electorates) would have their rulers' crowns reuniting in Frankfurt and the Holy Roman Emperor's Crown would appear again in the middle of them, then the rise of the Habsburgs in Austria would be shown through the appearance of their coat of arms in Switzerland, which would move to Frankfurt with the Emperor's crown being put over it (this part would happen at the same time as the one with the electors), go to Austria, "kick" the coat of arms of the House of Wittelsbach and grow in size, always with the map being yellow under it, then several curve lines would shoot from Vienna to the capitals of realms which the Habsburgs acquired through marriage through all of Europe, which themselves would turn yellow and raise little crowns to represent those acquisitions, and a visibly wide line would shoot from Madrid to the west of the screen, not showing it but referencing that the Habsburgs had most of the American Continent for a time. Then random things would be shown, like the promotion of places to Free Imperial Cities through the change of colours in their territories and the kicking of the crowns of the state rulers that used to rule over those cities before their promotions to Free Imperial Cities. That could be followed by a bunch of ships and carriages moving between several of those cities and others in North Germany to reference the Hanseatic League. Since Italy was partially still nominally under the HRE by that time, the Renaissance could be shown through the style of the opening animation being since the start like the style of those Medieval illuminated manuscript drawings, but in Italy starting to become more realistic, like Renaissance paintings, and with that spreading to the rest of the screen as the opening continues. After that, Bohemia would get partially purple to represent the Hussite movement and the territory where Martin Luther started preaching his Protestantism would become blue and spread to most of the Protestant regions of the time, with Bohemia becoming blue as well, since the Hussites joined the Protestants. The Pope’s Triregnum, several Bishop hats from all of the Empire and the Holy Roman Emperor’s crown would position themselves around those blue areas in the map, as if containing and fighting against Protestantism, representing the Religious wars of the time. When the Peace of Westphalia happens, the Holy Roman Empire, which in the map would until then be represented by an unified territory of slightly different colours, would be partially cut in size (because it was indeed reduced) and each region, instead of only having marginally different colours, would have very distinct and vibrant colours, all of that united only by a dotted red line around the territory of the Empire, and the crowns of the governors of all those realms (dukes, counts, kings, Bishops, Archbishops, et cetera) would appear and grow in size while the Emperor’s crown, in Vienna, would diminish, representing how the Holy Roman Empire became much more divided after 1648 and local princes had by then much more authority than the Emperor. The Siege of Vienna would then be shown, with some animated attacking element coming from Ottoman-dominated Hungary to Vienna, but with miniatures of winged hussars and other soldiers from stated of the Holy Roman Empire and kick out whatever the animated attacking Ottoman element may be (I do not know how it could be fittingly represented). Then several wars in which the Holy Roman Empire was involved, like the War of Austrian Sucession, would be represented, with the French Revolution being the final one and the map changing a lot due to German Mediatization. In the end of the opening, the camera view would descend to the lowest point of the map and quickly go forward to the north, now horizontally showing all the brightly colored regions (allowing for geography to be included as well) and several crowns and clashing against one another, carriages and soldier miniatures moving, floating treaty papers and other things being shown through the way, ending with the title of the series being shown when the camera reaches the frontier with Denmark, showing a big and stylized "Holy Roman Empire" title, with some elements from the episode in which the opening is happening being displayed around the title. At all times during the opening, big cities would be displayed with some small (relative to the screen) fortifications and famous buildings rising from the ground (or flourishing mechanically like in the Game of Thrones opening) and continuously expanding, maybe with patrician coats of arms appearing a little bit as well, especially in the Free Imperial Cities, representing how, despite all the fights, conflicts and wars, cities were growing and becoming more and more important during all this time. The opening theme would be “Our Destiny” by the band “Two Steps From Hell”, because that song sounds very epic, in a way that really reminds you about big movie adventures in the Middle Ages (and Modern Era, of course), plus being only melody, not having lyrics, thus not bothering the audience, which would be focused on what is happening in the screen. It would be a long opening judging by the amount of elements and the extension of the song, but that would not be a bothersome aspect, in my opinion. Some other things that could be in the opening would be the appearance/emergence of different styles of architecture (Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, et cetera) during the previously mentioned rise of buildings from the ground. Additionally, the series itself would have seasons with several episodes, with individual episodes covering specific things (like the Medici Bank, the history of Nuremberg or the election of an important Emperor), while arcs would cover extended historical events (like Empire-wide wars, the Investiture Controversy, that one long Interregnum, et cetera), season endings representing crucial things in the Empire’s history (the resolution of the Investiture Controversy, the election of the first Habsburg Emperor, the Peace of Westphalia, the French Revolution in the very ending of the series, among others), with the seasons I thought about being the following: season 1 is from the Frankish Empire to the formation of the Holy Roman Empire by Otto I, Otto I to the end of the Investiture Controversy as season 2, the Renaissance as season 3 (this one being highly focused on Italy and with Luther nailing his 96 complaints being the post-credits scene of the final episode), the Hussite Movement and Protestant Reformation as season 4 (ending with the Peace of Westphalia) and the rest of the Modern Age as season 5, ending with the French Revolution but with the episode being specifically about the history of Austria allowing for part of the episode happening after the Holy Roman Empire, maybe (very maybe) showing the Confederation of the Rhine, German Unification and, the World Wars and the current era. Every single state with Imperial Immediacy would have its history shown in one episode, with some small states with not very long histories and physical proximity being put in the same episodes. Some episodes would be longer than others, with Austria's episode (the final one, with its foundation, the rise of the Habsburgs, the French Revolution and all) being the lenght of a movie. What do you think about this idea?

"Leo and the Lost Kingdom" follows the adventures of Leo, a young man who discovers a hidden portal to the magical realm of Centopia. Alongside the mystical unicorn Onyx, Leo embarks on a quest to uncover the lost history of Centopia, confront ancient foes, and restore balance to the enchanted land.

The host (preferably Pauly Shore) does voiceovers with the Oney Plays fat guy voice over the videos.

Four kids, trendy Ciara, bubbly Zoey, genius Emmy and moody DeVante come from the poorer side of LA but get sent to wealthy high school with rich campus player, Marcus, popular oil heiress, Aurora, Golden boy, Daniel his sister, famous influencer,Kendall and style icon slash mean girl, Lexi. They explore things like relaitonships, discrimination and teenage Years

So a 13-year-old kid in the first day of summer break finds a magical key to the world of Aurora's lake and meats a bounty hunter and he becomes one him self also he learns magic Using hieratic Magic (short for hieroglyph magic) along the way. Also he finds out what Glimmerkins are. Glimmerkins are ight spirit friend/predectors, they can be in different animal and mythical creatures forms and he needs to earn his. One of the characters is called prince he is cat deamon and is cute. So what do you think of the idea what should I add.

A neighbourhood where the characters and stuff are crazy things, like cthulu living down the street, or a specialist (plumber/electrician, etc) called in to fix a dyson swarm. Some possibly more familiar similar things could be a mt olympus sitcom or something.

The character of Moriarty has always fascinated me. He's clearly as smart as Sherlock but he uses his intelligence for evil. But what if it was Moriarty who was the first consulting detective.

The Pilot would introduce us to Professor James Moriarty, a math professor. Maybe we can have a brief scene where he throws out a young Sherlock from his class for sleeping. One day he is visited by an old friend from Scotland Yard. It seems that there's been a murder and Moriarty's friend wants his help. Moriarty is reluctant at first but his friend reminds him that he is very astute at observation.

The first season would be fairly episodic, crime of the week style while slowly introducing the main antagonist. The first season would also see him realizing the corruption within Scotland Yard.

Season 2 would see him becoming more cynical. Perhaps the main antagonist starts to subtly manipulate him. Maybe we can introduce a love interest who is killed off.

Okay I've been reading up on the Bernoullis and I would absolutely love a show on them. Virtually everything 'Bernoulli' I have learnt in class comes from a different member of this family. It has got literally everything you would want in a show. It has generations of family drama, great historical scientists as their mentors/mentees, even a possible spinoff series The Curies(their descendants) or a spinoff movie Euler.

Gen 1(could be 2 seasons long): Niklaus Bernoulli the spice trader and apothecary from Basel, Switzerland has two genius sons, Jacob(elder) and Johann(younger) out of a total four.

S1- Niklaus wants Jacob to be a church minister, so Jacob studies theology but is interested in maths and science. He learns under great scientists of the time. He travels throughout Europe, gets married, and even becomes a researcher in reproductive science. During this time he has made connections with virtually every great European scientist and mathematician. He eventually moves back to Basel, where he is appointed as professor of mathematics at the University of Basel(UB). He begins tutoring his brother Johann in maths, and both are one of the pioneers of the applications of Leibniz calculus(they are one of the few people excited by it). They start working together to use calculus to solve many problems, and this working together turns into intense jealousy and rivalry. They both propose a solution for one problem, and Jacob's is correct while Johann's is incorrect, so Johann copies his brother's solution and publishes it as his own. Johann eventually moves away, and the season ends with Jacob dying of tuberculosis.

S2- Focus shifts to Johann. [His father wanted him to study business to take over the family spice trade, but he convinced him to let him study medicine at UB. He started studying maths with Jacob on the side and corresponded with Leibniz. He started getting jealous and competitive with his brother and eventually became a maths professor at the University of Groningen. All this already happened in season 1]. He decides to move back to Basel, and that's when he hears of his brother's death. He takes over the professorship of maths at UB after his brother. Rest of the season could be his participation in the Leibniz-Newton debate for credit of inventing calculus(he sided with Leibniz), and how he was a mentor to Leonhard Euler(one of the greatest mathematicians ever, he discovered so many things that Einstein and Newton combined pale in comparison)

Gen 2: Johann's sons(Nikolaus II, Daniel and Johann II) and one of his nephews(Nikolaus I, from a third brother of Jacob and Johann)

S3- Focus shifts to Johann's son, Daniel. His father, Johann wants him to study business(mathematicians weren't exactly rich) even though his son is interested in maths. After Daniel studies business, Johann wants him to study medicine. Intense drama unfolds and eventually Daniel studies business on the condition that Johann will teach him maths on the side. Meanwhile, Johann has concentrated his jealousy and competitiveness from Jacob to him now. Johann copied Daniel's paper on hydrodynamics and published it after predating it by 2 years to 'win' over his son. When they're both tied for first place in a scientific contest, Johann is so ashamed of being compared to Daniel as his 'equal' that he bans him from the house. Daniel has major issues as his father carries this grudge even on his deathbed. Daniel and his brother Nikolaus II are invited by Tsar Peter the Great and move to the St Petersburg Academy as maths professors. Here, Nikolaus dies and Daniel recommends the name of Euler to take Nikolaus' place. Seven years later, Daniel returns to Basel and remains a professor at UB for nearly 50 years until his death.

Gen 3: Johann II's sons Johann III(elder) and Jacob II(younger)

S4- Starts off with showing the life of Nikolaus I and Johann II from Gen 2, then moves onto Jacob II and Johann III. Johan III was a child prodigy and the desginated heir of the Bernoullis. Apart from maths, he also writes several astronomical, geographical and travel accounts. He sells the Bernoulli family's correspondences to the Swedish academy. After Johann's death, Johann II realises his uncle Jacob wasn't as bad a man as his father had portrayed him. In his honour, he names his youngest son Jacob II. Jacob II was given maths lessons from his father when he was young. After he graduated in law, he took lessons from his uncle Daniel, and eventually took over his uncle's position at UB after Daniel retired. He eventually became a maths professor at St Petersburg academy and married the granddaughter of Leonhard Euler.

I've tried to remove most of the technical parts from this, but if anyone is confused do ask me in the comments. Also, feel free to ask any other clarification, I know it'll be a bit confusing because everyone just reuses the same names(side note: Niklaus' son and the father of Nikolaus I is also named Nikolaus, though he wasn't a mathematician)

I also found this post with more detailed drama but with more mathematical matter as well, if anyone's interested.

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THE BUGLETS!

In a different time, a different universe instead of humans evolving to the dominant species bugs were the ones to evolve into the dominant species… and the Ape that created humanity went to extinct… our storage truly begins in 2015 in new web city were various types of bugs live in Harmony… the only true threat are animals… that are luckily kept in cages to protect bugs but every so often is the occasional predator attack…. Like our universe, they have social media technology very similar to our world… minus the human like bugs… The buildings are forest themed same with the technology.. some bugs use their natural abilities for their professions… some don’t use them at all… the city has aquatic bugs land bugs and air bugs and underground bugs same with around the world.. but there is one bug that seeks to destroy the harmony.. a hybrid that was casted out by the people of New web city… only three bugs can stop him a spider, a butterfly and a worm.

In a world where the new tech elite overthrew the illuminati, corporations and private entities have superseded governments as the primary authorities and one man at the centre of it all decides toorchestrate a return to democracy. In order to do so he employs teams of people to implement various aspects of his plan.

The series itself follows four people who are one of the most important teams, though are unaware of the larger plan. These characters are modern day, city equivalents of character classes from RPG games.

The lawyer - she's the leader of the group and daughter of the plan's architect. They can navigate the business world and take the place of a paladin who can deal with private police forces and corporate enforcers within the 'laws' they've established.

The driver - A beastmaster proxy who can operate practically any vehicle they encounter with a high level of expertise.

The hacker - natually this would be played as a magician within a city setting.

The agent - a lowlife with delusions of grandeur who's worked as a drug dealer, band promoter and representative of various gangs. They have the uncanny ability to talk their way out of nearly anything and have ingratiated themselves into the darkest corners of city life. They act as a bard.

This team is designed to avoid violent confrontations and rely on setting other groups against each other to exploit the ensuing chaos.

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It’s on the link because Reddit didn’t let me post the text.

And tell me what you all think

https://docs.google.com/document/d/14Jw5c3XDPon2aFIzWLTdz9XB5fsUxdx-JduHn99sVX8/edit

Focuses on a group of relatively normal friends trying to go about their everyday lives in a world of music videos, musicals and dramatic storylines.

They are the people in the background when flash mobs form to enact a flawless dance routines or random chaos erupts with little to no explanation. One of them may deal with the trauma of being inadvertantly roped into one of these fiascos as the 'main character' does whatever they do and leaves them to pick up the pieces. Another tries to work out what's happening and follows them like a storm chaser follows tornados. The unifying factor between them however is that they all realise how odd it is and struggle to deal with everyone else treating it as normal (if they're even aware of it at all).

Yes, it's been done over and over and over, and has always came out bad, but hear me out.

It follows a group of 6 aliens in the Nevadan desert in an abandoned RV. I'm sure you could see this from a mile away, but they escaped from area 51, one alien even getting a hold of an alien translating device to communicate with this rag tag cluster of different species. Their biology would be biologically accurate, but how they would be on Earth isn't accurate.

That's all I have, if you have ideas, I'd like to hear them

This idea is from a tiktok trend that has been going on about dark fantasy .It sort of his this dungeons and dragons feel to it with mythical creatures but is kinda unique and takes inspiration from 70s TV shows , and what I would say is similar to this genre are shows such as He man,LOTR , Berserk etc (i would recommend further researchingnto get a better idea).It would really help the entertainment industry to actually make unique TV shows and not ruin already existing franchises.For the soundtrack ideas I really love is • Hide CS01 version by Dorian concept• which is amazing gives it a really exciting environment and it also is the main audio that blew up with the dark fantasy trend

Let me known what you guys think about the idea

The style of the 2006 film is downright BEGGING to be remade in the wake of AI filters. I enjoy the zany performances (and dated comic book motifs) of the Keanu Reeves movie, but wouldn’t it be great to see a story written in that universe?

Think of all the things that go wrong if a show isn’t backed by a book series, a major studio, or some history in hollywood piquing everyone’s interest. Even if all of that were to go wrong in a reboot of A Scanner Darkly, it would be at least as good as Stranger Things (with less screaming and no musical numbers).

I could see this being pulled off by a small production team, leaving room to pay some decent talent. I mean, who wouldn’t want a role adored by many and played by actors like Robert Downey Junior and Winona Ryder? Woody Harrelson’s role as Ernie… idk… a reboot or a story set in that universe might not even involve those characters, but it could be grimy and loose and entertaining.

How fun would that be?

The show would follow the Greek gods as they get into Shenanigans but it's done and Always Sunny in Philadelphia way. As in the gods are terrible people who pay the price for their selfish actions.

The Adventures of Ryan Michaels

Genre: Fantasy, Action/Adventure

Target Audience: Ages 10+

Presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12IZiJ5XN7el2hlbChlFQPYUz\_E3Jf2IJaxDYK-uXLmY/edit?usp=sharing

Darth Bane is one of the most interesting Sith Lords I’ve come across in Star Wars cannon and legends, and his actions directly impact the Skywalker saga. It’s actually his plan and philosophy that enables Darth Sidious to take revenge on the Jedi many generations later.

To give a brief explanation, Bane grew up in a broken house and eventually killed his father. He eventually found the Sith Lords, and was immediately drawn to their power, but was absolutely fascinated by their history. He eventually realized that having too many numbers would lead to constant in-fighting, and learned from the many mistakes of the Sith from the ancient past and his present. He used this knowledge to form his Rule of Two, and operated from the shadows.

This show would give a fascinating insight into the Sith as a people and the force wielding invaders that took them over and became their Lords. It also takes place in a time period much earlier than the phantom menace, when the Jedi and Sith were at constant war.

Speaking of the prequel trilogy, the Jedi of that time assumed the Sith and Sith Lords to be extinct. This would give context and a reason for that belief.

Also, personally would redesign everything to reflect the change in time period, so it’s more obvious for the casual viewers. Maybe take inspiration from earlier time periods irl. I’d introduce more lightsabers based on different sword types to keep the combat choreography interesting

I’ve thought about this idea for quite a while, and just want to get feedback on it. If it blows, tell me.

The show takes place in a future war in a weakened U.S. The feud between the Democrats and the Republicans has heated up into a full-scale conflict, but not a two-sided one. Numerous other factions have taken advantage of the instability, including numerous minority groups, extremists, and foreign powers looking to act in their interests. It stars two soldiers on either side. They have no relation to each other, and it’s uncertain if they’ll ever meet. One is fighting for the “Democrats” (not called Democrats anymore), and the other fighting for the “Republicans” (same thing). They struggle with the horrors of modern warfare, and their conflicting feelings tearing them between their dedication to their mother country, and the interests of them and their comrades. The show is structured so half of the episode would be dedicated to one of the starring characters, and the other would star the other one.

The queen, who married the king for political reasons, learns she can divorce him. She does so, and takes everything from the king. He is forced to move to the slums, and befriend some "peasants", and now must learn how to survive in modern society as the lowest class citizen.

Meant to be a comedy that deals with modern issues through the eyes of a king who has never had to struggle a day in his life, as well as doesn't understand how most modern devices work. Typical situations of the show would involve things like the king getting his first job, learning how technology works while claiming it's sorcery, and the queen meanwhile having the time of her life in a palace while being overly flirty with the staff.

Inspired by an episode of Jerry Springer I got the idea for a show where people have been ghosted by someone.

The person who got ghosted tells their story. How they met. What happened. How they feel and what do they want to say to the person when they see them.

The person who ghosted them doesn't know why they're there and doesn't know who's going to be on stage.

I feel like it would be entertaining. I'm sure there's a thousand different reasons and scenarios as to why people get ghosted.

Then wrap it all up with a final thought.

I honestly think the TV show about superheroes with lame powers going through every day life in the style of what we do in the shadows would be absolutely hilarious

Set in the north of England, a group of run-down men, living in a poor, working class neighbourhood, who just about make ends meet with their monthly benefits, turn to a life a crime.

But it's not the usual style of crime...

Sitting amongst themselves in a darkened, run-down working men's club, the group talk amongst themselves quietly in a corner.

"Chippies?"

"Yes Dave. Chippies"

The group, hard on their luck, form a group known as "The Batter Boys" and their main targets are local chip shops. But not for monetary gain. For the product. Chips.

Tooled up with shrewdly put together balaclavas, made from an old pair of tights, the men set about eyeing up their targets. Causing panic and chaos in their local chip-shops, they resort to violence and intimidation tactics to get their reward.

"GET THOSE FUCKING CHIPS IN THAT BAG. NOW!"

"ANYONE WHO TALKS, GOES HEAD FIRST INTO THE FRYER!"

Their journey of ill-gotten potato gains, takes them down the rabbit role and they see no way out. You follow the men's journey into lies, deceit, suspicion and least of all, some very repetitive dinners.

i have a idea for a show like Curious And Unusual Deaths but about cryptid attacks! Here are some episode ideas:

• Beasts of the Deep
• Ape Revloution
• Werewolves and Canines
• Prehistoric never ended?
• Real Animals or Not?
• American Horrors
• Reptillan Terror

The story follows a 12 year old girl called misha whos friend is dieing of a illness. She reads a book left to her by her mother about the snow maiden she discovers that if she travels to the frozen north and returns the snow maiden's nesting dolls she gets a wish that she can use to save her friend. Can she find all the dolls and save her friend before it's too late?

Spider-Man Trilogy: A 3D animated series based on the three Sam Raimi Spider-Man films, as well as their respective tie-in video games (I'm blending the plots of the movies with those of the games, because I want to be able to extend the stories the movies told, which is what the tie-in video games did). Obviously, there'd be three seasons, but there'll also be a television special featuring Kraven the Hunter, based on the two Xbox-exclusive Kraven levels in the Spider-Man 2002 game.

The show is basically a retelling of the three Sam Raimi Spider-Man films.

A kinda like Birdman type show where there's this guy who is hired to kill the most hated cartoon characters like in one episode he is hired to kill Scrappy Doo or sent to kill Snarf but then throughout the story he starts to feel sympathy for them since they were created that way and had no choice whether they were insufferable or not