The shenanigans continue as T-Rex looks for his next big score but he has to run a gauntlet to reach the big prize at the end.
Type:
Episode
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
29pp
Genre:
Action, Comedy
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
Everyone
Synopsis/Details
The folks at the Army's Cognitive Domain Research Center continue their antics, this time focusing on T-Rex as he seeks out the newest buffet he can mooch. While Geno and Gus watch and bet on the latest T-Rex food acquisition mission, Tate, Notso, and Pigpen (the crew) disrupt the fun by ingeniously using the sprinkler system to "herd" T-Rex around to frustrate and annoy him. Geno is forced to reassess his psychoanalysis of the crew while he and Gus agree to renew their bet for an afternoon event sure to have food... and to attract the attention of T-Rex. Meanwhile, the crew wastes no time after their initial success with T-Rex and execute another plan that sends T-Rex scurrying around the building in search of an elusive potluck. Little do they know that Geno is undermining their operation with stealthy prods and nudges, this time with the help of another new guy who fits in with those two like a third musketeer. The antics crash together at the conclusion of a promotion ceremony where Geno shows his genius once again and manages the ultimate thwarting of everybody with an epic action consisting of only two simple moves.

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The Writer: Ian J. Courter

Ian has been a technical writer for twenty years and has published numerous professional journal articles but his true passion has been screenwriting and the joy of storytelling. So far, he has written scripts for fifteen shorts, four episode in a series, and seven feature-lengths, as well as three public service announcements translated and aired in the Middle East. He draws inspiration from a wide range of sources to include: a background in international relations and comparative government; over twenty-seven years of military experience, including overseas combat tours; extensive time spent in foreign countries with immersion in their cultures and languages; a wide range of reading… Go to bio
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