| Think about this, fellow Wizards of Words.....What if reality is actually a game show from beyond our universe? Who wants to run with this idea? Drop me a line if you do. I would want to know what you come up with. KEEP ON WRITING! |
| Way back, about two seasons ago to them, a continental shift split up tribes. The tribes wound up in different hemispheres/climates on smaller continents and islands to see alliances form on, “The Fastest Evolution.” Next week they wrap the series finale, ending a 3 season arc (the next 500 years ends show in 2525). Viewers anticipate anything from nuclear holocaust, meteor impact, earthquakes and tsunamis laying waste to all habitable life, a predicted, intense solar flare 1,000 degrees hot for 1-second, in what could become the most rewound moment in their tv history (in a parallel universe, or Earth 2, as it’s known to comic book historians). Viewers root against going green, favor global warming. The show lost appeal after WW2. It now confuses with polarizing politics, growing apathy with each devolving generation, professional sports, and blindly backing into foretold Orwellian concepts, since social media. There’s Nazi throwbacks, history/book decimation scenarios (F451), fixed markets, end of customer service, and a growing ‘it is what it is’ movement. News lacks hard hitting questions, replaced by whodunnits or procedural dramas, featuring has-been actors. If season 4, a child erases the planet to reassemble as before. Then, production of a Big Bang prequel docu-drama to enrage the original show’s fans. After burning through properties, a commercial production company will stock the planet with all kinds of sharks. Then, run cosmic statistics for interstellar storms and safe planetary travel in the side bars and scroll, sponsored by the company that uses black hole matter to supercharge multi-dimensional, worm-holing time machines. Early ads feature a mascot Barf, with ‘We’ve Gone To Plaid!’ It accompanies an Atari graphic overlay in a universe of appositional flat panels blowing up…’real good!’ Also, a mockumentary when George Lucas won for historical film adaptation (TV or movie), Star Wars, earning the silver light saber. Super-cooled at 4,000 degrees, viewers saw it poke the largest hole in Earth’s ozone when he dropped it, showing off during filming of Corvette Summer. It sent Harrison Ford into an led-lined refrigerator that flipped and popped out a Delorean with a confused Michael J. Fox. Luckily, they a fortune telling machine in Manhattan fixed the faux pas by separating Tom Hanks from Peter Scolari, while Robert Loggia played chopsticks on a giant keyboard. |
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