#tv show concept

[stra-tek]

They need to make a whole series about a small group of Starfleet officers or civilian scientists in a tiny science ship investigating the UNCOMPREHENDABLY ENOURMOUS Dyson Sphere from "Relics"

Think Ringworld meets Lost

Yes I know the Sphere from "Relics" was unstable, maybe they find another one. There was one in a TOS novel too but it fell into a black hole.

Who built it?

Where did they go and why?

Who else may have found the Sphere and made a home there?

Endless forests, cities, sewers, hi-tech places, impossible vistas done on their VR screens. Even if it's not a Trek show, the concept is too good to be a B-plot in an episode then never mentioned again!

[acourtofquestions]

Anyone else get major Celaena Sardothien vibes from Elora Danan & vise versa?

Especially with the whole (I’m still reading them so I don’t fully know/no spoilers plz) Aelin Galathynius thing… heck even other Maasverse Series with ACOTAR & Feyre!

… not me turning Willow into a bunch of fan edit inspo for these books becoming cinema… IT JUST VIBES OKAY?!

[321spongebolt]

"My Adventures with Batman" Anime TV Series idea

Following the success of "My Adventures with Superman" on Adult Swim, I was think that the next DC property that should be given an anime show is Batman. The title of course being "My Adventures with Batman". However, while Batman's name is in the title, the series does not focus on him. Instead, Dick Grayson will get the spotlight for once. And this show focuses on Dick Grayson's origin as Robin.

RATING

Either TV-PG-V or TV-14, you decide.

ANIMATION

Like "My Adventures with Superman", this show would use anime-style 2D animation. It would also take place in the same universe.

SETUP

The first few episodes focus on Dick Grayson's family life performing under his family circus troupe, The Flying Graysons. When the circus comes to Gotham City, Bruce Wayne and Alfred attend, only for there to be a terrorist attack, resulting in Dick’s family getting massacred, and Robin being only survivor. With Dick now as an only child, he gets sent to foster care, where Bruce Wayne adopts him and trains him to be his young ward, Robin.

Later episodes can focus on Robin teaming up with Batman while fighting crime in Gotham City. And we would see how Robin handles crime-fighting a lot differently than Batman.

CAST

The voice of Dick Grayson, I was thinking should be voiced by Zach Callison (whom I just found out also voiced the Damian Wayne Robin in "Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Two"). This is all I've got, as I don't know who should voice Batman, Alfred, Commissioner Gordon, Barbara Gordon, The Joker, Riddler, or any of the other Batman characters. Even if Tara Strong should once again voice Harley Quinn and Barbara Gordon.

This is all I've got, but one other thing I'm hoping this show will do (if of course Adult Swim and DC make my idea a reality) is to have a crossover special where Batman and Robin guest star in "My Adventures with Superman".

[demigods-posts]

there's something so heartbreaking about watching the show and seeing literal children. because annabeth speaks like she's been screaming for years, and no one cares to listen. grover worries like he's replaying the death of a loved one in his head at any given moment. and percy carries his anger like it's the only thing that keeps him going. and they're kids.

[n0ahsferatu]

my dear friend @marlenacantswim asked me to draw the TOS yaoi polycule and i want you to know this is what the whole show is like to me

[hotdaemondtargaryen]

2.08, HOTD — concept art illustrating larys and aegon's joint escape.

[3motionally3xhausted]

The silly things we do for a little Danny Phantom fic *googles radiation poisoning*

[nevermindigotthis]

Imagine a 1st Age, Silmarils centred TV show!

Here‘s the House of Fëanor and their pages in the credits.

In order of appearance: Fëanor; Maedhros; Maglor; Caranthir, Celegorm and Curufin; Amrod and Amras

[atalana]

plenty of people talking about percy in the pjo finale and you are all so valid but i can't believe i haven't seen anyone mention grover "this could have been an email" underwood yet

[rayssion]

Reminder: don't let 12 years old drive your car.

[annapoofle]

No seriously who wouldn't want to see a Black british teen punk blast the eyebrows off of a mouthy surfer-dude new yorker over a game of capture the flag???? Like I'm making popcorn as we speak I'm so pleased with this development

[dots-in-my-head]

Viktor studies :)

[meigslive]

watching Brennan, Katie and Raphael try to take a very mid concept of essentially Sam Says Bingo and make it funny and high stakes, without knowing the true motive/concept of the game is pure joy and hilarious to watch.

[321spongebolt]

"Disney's Angels" TV Show idea

30 years ago, "Angels in the Outfield" hit theaters. And its success led to two stand-alone spin-offs that don't connect to the first movie. Those spin-offs being "Angels in the Endzone" and "Angels in the Infield", which were both released on ABC in 1997 and 2000 respectively. And yet, with the rise of Disney+, it got me thinking, what if "Angels in the Outfield" had an animated TV series that was based on the films?

In my mind, I imagined that this show would simply be called "Angels", as opposed to "Angels in the Outfield: The Animated Series", or something like that. Reason being because I figured every episode title begins with "Angels", kind of like how with "Hercules: The Animated Series", every title for each episode began with "Hercules" and branched off of that name.

DISTRIBUTOR

Disney+

ANIMATION

I think 2D animation may qualify better as opposed to CG animation.

SETUP

Every episode would take up a full 30 minutes, resulting in two commercial breaks. The show could last for about two seasons at best. And as I stated up top, the title of every episode begins with the word "Angels".

CAST

The big debate I have is if cast members from the movies like, hypothetically speaking, Christopher Lloyd and David Alan Grier should reprise their respective roles as angels Al and Bob Bugler, or if they should be recast with sound alikes. But alongside them, we would get a new set of characters.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt even once stated how he'd be all in for an "Angels" reboot, so I wasn't sure if he should return as Roger Bomman (albeit grown up) or if he should voice an entirely new character.

EPISODE IDEAS

Down below are some ideas I have for episodes this show could have, and it doesn't always have to rely on helping a sports team. Some episodes break the norm by showing Angels helping other people with real-life issues.

"Angels on Ice" - The premiere episode where Al helps out a losing ice hockey team.

"Angels on the Court" - A new angel character helps out a losing basketball team.

"Angels in the Midfield" - A new angel character helps out a losing soccer team.

"Angels in Las Vegas" - A new angel character tries to stop a hustler from gambling in the casino and warns the hustler about the dangers of constant gambling, which can be considered illegal.

"Angels Wipe Out" - When the angels hear a prayer from a surfer, Al's constant helping prevents him from taking a vacation in another part of Heaven, which worries the other angels.

"Angels We Have Heard on High" - A Christmas-themed episode based on the song of the same name.

This is all I've got, but while this idea may be religious, I'm still hopeful we'll get an "Angels" TV show on Disney+ one day.

[demigods-posts]

need a scene in season three of sally comforting percy when he returns home from the quest. he sobs into her shoulder and recounts the moment bianca died. the time they spent searching for her body. the grief that weighed on him when they had to continue the quest without her. the guilt he felt when he broke the news to nico. and how he feels he must bear the weight of the prophecy to protect nico. because he's just a kid.

[thejakeformerlyknownasprince]

Ok love your thoughts on Animorphs tv series pacing. Hear me out: episode 1? Starts with *David’s* POV finding the cube, being attacked by Visser three and “rescued” by the animorphs, and given morphing power. Episode 2 starts with book 1 and progresses normally through the series from there

I think like “Machete order”, this really reframes the slow escalation of paranoia, and in episode one when these strangers show up and are like “Yes david you have to abandon your parents, they can’t be saved” you’re like “fuck these guys”

But by episode [redacted] of meeting david in animorphs pov, youre like “DAVID YOU MORON THEYRE LOST TO US GET IN THE FUCKING CAR”

And Jake goes from episode one “David, face reality, shit’s bad and your parents are a loss” to episode two Jake “of course i can save Tom”.

I love this, because it's a great way to throw the viewers right into the story. In the original series, it was necessary to give us some kind of origin for the Animorphs — it's a superhero story convention, it's important in a kids' series, it gives out exposition nice and slow, and it sets the tone of the books. However, there are a lot of things like "touching this box lets you turn into animals" and "the enemy are sea slugs who live in brains and eat in a cavern under the school" that you can simply show on TV without having to tell anyone. Concepts like "andalite navy" and "kandrona" can be conveyed with a few shots, so there's no need to have a scene where Elfangor explains them to Jake or brain-dumps them to Tobias.

This adaptation would probably lean more toward YA than middle grade, because it'd require trapping and/or killing the focal character, but I think YA would make sense for an Animorphs adaptation. YA series are more able to depict violence and body horror than children's shows, and Animorphs isn't Animorphs without realistic violence and body horror. There's also a lot of potential for making the conflict between David and Jake even more complex than it is in canon, if we don't see why Jake is the leader, only a bunch of his close friends insisting that it's for the best.