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The Failed Pitch Podcast

By: Marc L. Reda and Luke Miller
  • Summary

  • Pitching TV shows is tough, lots of great ideas go unsold and never made. What happens to the ideas that never get made? Well they’ve been sitting in a folder on my Desktop. 10 years of pitching and lots of rejection makes for about 300+ unmade pitches. Marc L. Reda, Creative Director, and Luke Miller, Historian, are going to take the unsold and get them a step closer to being told through this new podcast series. Each week Marc and Luke pull a pitch from the archive, discuss the subject, and tell the story as it would’ve played out on your TV. The topics will cover a great range of History both in the US and around the world.
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Episodes
  • Black Monday
    May 2 2021

    A look into the pitch and story behind "Black Monday"

    The largest one-day drop in stock market history shocks the American economy and triggers the downfall of the 1980s “greed is good” craze.

    A look at the arc, story, and style of the pitch around Black Monday.

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    39 mins
  • If We Can Keep It
    Apr 26 2021

    The ACLU has existed for 100 years, fighting for and helping to preserve our democracy and freedoms.  This week's episode takes a look at their long and hard fighting history as told through a potential 6 hour series.  From their founding, an era of Nazis, Black Rights, LGBTQ Rights, and another Nazi era, we guide you through how this would've played out on TV.

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    55 mins
  • John Lennon: The Final Year
    Apr 11 2021

    A look at the ups and downs behind the pitch for John Lennon: The Final Year.  Another twisting and turning episode that not only tells the story of the musical greats final year, but near success, and the downfall in the end. 

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    43 mins

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