Sitcom idea about a pan person and an aroace person and they’re college students sharing a cheap apartment. The name of the show? All or Nothing
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Sitcom idea about a pan person and an aroace person and they’re college students sharing a cheap apartment. The name of the show? All or Nothing
Random sitcom idea:
The Holiday Family, where each family member shares a birthday with a holiday and tries to dodge the holiday associations.
I have an idea for a family fantasy comedy show. It's starts with the introduction of this perfectly normal suburban family; Insurance Salesman Husband and Father, Elementary School Teacher Wife and Mother, and their 16-year-old Nerdy and Fantasy Loving Daughter. However, one day during a freak thunderstorm, the daughter mysteriously disappears on her way home from school, and for the next 10 years the parents mourn and try to solve the mystery of their daughter's disappearance.
On the tenth anniversary of daughter's disappearance, another freak storm appears, and a bolt of lightning strikes the husband and wife. When they open their eyes, the couple sees that they are no longer in the suburbs, but a forest clearing where they can see what looks like a medieval city and castle in the distance.
"Mom? Dad?"
When the couple turns around, they see their now 26-year-old daughter on horse-back, she's dressed in leather armor and has a large scar across her cheek, but alive and well.
The reunited family has a happy and tearful hug, and the parents start questioning their daughter.
"We thought you were dead! Where have you been?"
"Were you kidnapped? Who took you?"
the daughter replies, "No guys, I'm fine and no one kidnapped me. I'll explain everything on the way home."
As the family makes their way to the medieval city, the daughter explains that 10 years ago during that storm she was stuck by lightning too and was transported to this Elder Scrolls-Esque fantasy world. During the last 10 years, the daughter learned how to fight with swords, learned archery, learned magic, became an adventurer, joined several guilds and factions, fought against witches, vampires, werewolves, trolls, giants, dragons, and demons, and led the charge in a war against the ultimate evil of this world in the form of an eldritch demon king god, who she single handedly defeated in battle and she is now hailed as the greatest and most powerful warrior/mage/hero who has lived in this world.
As they enter the city, the parents try to comprehend all this information and not noticing how the city guards bow to them, the daughter concludes her story by saying, that was three years ago, and the king of this country rewarded her by appointing her jarl and gifting her a large amount of land to have this city built on, and since then she has been ruling over the city, is happily married to her orc warrior husband, and raising their 2-month-old halfling twin babies.
This is the first episode; the rest of the series follows the suburban couple trying to find their footing in this fantasy world they now call home with the help of their retired adventurer turned jarl daughter, warrior orc son-in-law, and the many well-meaning but not quite helpful new neighbors (including their daughter's werewolf ex-boyfriend, a booze loving dwarf blacksmith woman, a zany court wizard, a brash and sarcastic goblin rogue, and a fast-talking lizardman merchant).
Working Title: "Bob and Linda's Adventures in Tamriel"
LGBTQIA Sitcom Idea:
Two best friends are always being mistaken for a couple and their friends are always joking about them being boyfriends. It’s annoying for them and they always deny it until one day they simultaneously realize that they love the other. But being stubborn and not wanting to prove everyone right, they try their best to hide it.
The confidant who’s the one person they tell is their sex and romance repulsed aroace friend who’s never shipped them and couldn’t care less. Their attitude towards it all is ‘I don’t care, why are you telling me?’ and they just make snarky fuck sex and love comments the entire time.
*Dumbass Homosexual A takes his shirt off*
*Dumbass Homosexual B blushing from across the room at Dumbass Homosexual A*: “I don’t want to fuck him!”
Aroace: “Yeah, sex is gross.”
It ends with the aroace getting so fed up with dealing with these dumbass homosexuals feelings for each other that they just up screaming, in front of everyone they know, “OH MY GOD. YOU LOVE HIM AND YOU LOVE HIM. JUST FUCKING DATE ALREADY AND LEAVE ME THE HELL OUT OF IT!!!”
ok but imagine a sitcom where a Popular Girl (Girl A) is dating a Popular Guy (Guy A) who is a TERRIBLE boyfriend, and Girl A is constantly complaining about things he doesn’t do, then Guy A breaks up with Girl A. She wants to get revenge, but something unique, and decides to find someone to date him, then break his heart.
None of her friends want to do it, so she decides to get the ‘Nerd Girl’ (Girl B). Girl A explains her plan, she agrees, and eventually starts to date Guy A. But by this time Girl A and B have spent a lot of time together planning and stuff, and then at one point they’re sitting on a roof or smth and Girl A realises Girl B has done EVERYTHING she complained her boyfriend didn’t do. So Girl A kisses Girl B, out of the blue. And then they date and all is happy
Writing Prompt:
You and your dead shipmates have settled into a routine of dignified leisure. After all, the Titanic still has the finest accomodations money can buy.
Until one day 5 nouveau riche ghosts show up and upset everything.
Sitcom about genderqueer roommates, Person A uses he/him pronouns exclusively, Person B uses they/them pronouns exclusively, and Person C uses both they/them and he/him pronouns. Persons A, B, and C get up to misadventures together from their combined bad luck and poor decision-making, and usually some innocent bystanders end up wrapped up in their antics.
Running gag through the series is that whenever the police show up, they misinterpret all the reports of “he did this” and “they did this” and think that Person C is the sole perpetrator, no matter how implausible it is that one person did all of that.
I know it’s probably like capitalism brainwashing talking but those Wendy’s commercials with the little group of staff doing hijinks makes me desperately want a nice little sitcom on some workers at a fast food place getting into mischief and dealing with customers in the vibe of Abbot Elementary where they’re being recorded for company reasons and they have a rivalry with the neighboring Starbucks and the main cast has varying ages like in Community, and they have an evil manager and omg I need this show now