A mysterious show called Hindsight 2020 gives a disgruntled man the opportunity to make a different decision in his life, but he learns that sometimes the grass is not greener.
Type:
Short
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
24pp
Genre:
Drama, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
13+
Synopsis/Details
In this short, a 40-year-old man dissatisfied with his life, gets the opportunity to go back in time to a defining moment where he made a decision, and change it to see how his life would have turned out. The ultimate game show of the future, Hindsight 2020, makes this possible after reading his entry essay. He chooses the time when he didn't tell a girl that he loved her, and when he didn't, she left him. This time he chooses to say he loves her. The change in the decision is a mistake that leads to one unfortunate incident after another. Fortunately, the makers of the show give their contestants an out should they not like their new. Thinking maybe the grass wasn't greener on the other side of the fence, the "winner" chooses to go back to his former life. But as the makers of the show say, "You never know how time travel can change things."

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The Writer: Steve Cross

Steve Cross is a freelance writer who lives in Poplar Bluff, MO. Cross is a retired English teacher who has published poetry, fiction and drama. He has been a quarterfinalist in both the Bluecat and the Fresh Voices screenplay contests. Through Script Revolution he has sold one screenplay. This past year, he has had one YA novel published and two others selected for publication. When not writing, he and his wife Jean enjoy spoiling the grandchildren. He works part time for Three Rivers Community College and loves Cardinals baseball. Go to bio
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