Part 2 of CRISIS ON INFINITE TEEN DRAMAS

I wasn't sure I could get a whole script out of this... but after kicking around some things in my head yesterday, I was able to crank out the next four pages of CRISIS ON INFINITE TEEN DRAMAS late last night.

For Part 1, go here.

And I have been overwhelmed by the reaction to this very silly project. Allow me the indulgence of sharing some with you.

First, from showrunner Marc Gugginheim, who among many other shows, oversaw the actual TV crossover CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS:

Genius.

— Marc Guggenheim (@mguggenheim) May 22, 2020

SUPERGIRL writer J. Hothham had this incredibly kind comparison to make.

This is like watching the Seinfeld 9/11 spec happen, page by page. Get on this train, y'all. https://t.co/sjZvxa6NJj

— J. Holtham (@jholtham) May 22, 2020

Liam here suggested something I didn't think I could do because it would conflict with another fantasy idea... but after some thought I'd say it's at least on the table.

This is amazing. Fingers crossed you write a scene with an oversized Michigan J. Frog terrorizing people, à la the Beebo sequence in Crisis.

— Liam Dacko (@Ldjd7794) May 22, 2020

I like how Jeremias thinks, but instead of a comic book, what about a live read?

This is amazing. The Sherman-Palladino dialogue is exquisite and YES to multiple Chad Michael Murrays. I realize this is unfilmable, but for Chrissake someone at the CW should throw money at @BittrScrptReadr to make this a real comic book. https://t.co/BQlCiUvmPs

— Jeremías M. (@jeremiasmr13) May 22, 2020

And so, after a long morning of thinking about things I've decided that if you guys are willing to put up with a few scenes of traditional crossover exposition and some metaphysical techonobabble, I might be able to land this puppy in the next few weeks for you.

I probably won't be able to do everything you wanted to see in this, but we'll have some fun. Too early to know the posting schedule, but I imagine I might use the long holiday weekend to plow ahead and assess where I am after that. Stay tuned!

For Part 3, go here.
For Part 4, go here.