An ill-tempered imbecile is given godlike control over a Utopian planet which is destined to replace Earth. God help us all...
Type:
TV Pilot
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
28pp
Genre:
Comedy, Sci-Fi
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
13+
Synopsis/Details
A cross between The Good Place and Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Good Lord is a half-hour comedy series about the consequences of giving absolute power to an absolute moron. After getting fired from his firm, an ill-tempered architect named Brian Cohen discovers his boss, Damien, is hiding a miniature planet in the company basement. Brian comes to find out that Damien and his father are intergalactic engineers who plan to demolish Earth and replace it with the utopian miniature planet, known as Earth 2.0. Brian is unwittingly roped into helping Damien rid Earth 2.0 of its rampant organic lifeforms, which Damien views as a blight on his utopia. However, Brian soon finds himself in a position of power when the inhabitants of Earth 2.0 begin to worship him as their god. As the series progresses, Brian becomes more conceited by the power given to him by the inhabitants of Earth 2.0. In contrast, Damien comes to realize how much he cares about the people on Earth and how he does not want them to be destroyed along with the planet. With Earth’s inevitable demise drawing nearer, Brian and Damien conspire together to save the people of Earth by relocating them to Earth 2.0, without Damien’s father finding out. If Damien’s father discovers their plan, Earth 2.0 will be scrapped, and the inhabitants of both planets will be doomed.

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The Writer: Matthew Neff

Matt is a 25 year old screenwriter based in Missouri. He completed his MA in Professional Writing at Missouri State University in 2019. Matt is also a member of Talking Horse's short-form Improv group, The Ponies. This past summer, Matt was one of six writers selected for Debatable Productions' Workshop for Writers Under 25. There, he workshopped his original sci-fi comedy pilot with Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, the creators of Phineas and Ferb. This fall, Matt will begin his MFA in Dramatic Writing for Film and Television at Missouri State University. For more information about Matt, visit his website: https://mattneff0.wixsite.com/portfolio Go to bio
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