[ SECRET POST #5987 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5987 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've never heard of this happening and I've been around for awhile. Was it really a common thing?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think it was necessarily super common - it's more so that it was a thing that certain shows did, most famously a bunch of Star Trek shows but also others. I think there's a couple X Files episodes that started out that way.

It's really a shame it's not done anymore actually.

[(Anonymous)]

I know ST occasionally did.

[(Anonymous)]

I think submitting spec scripts as a form of resume, in the hopes of being hired on to write for an ongoing TV show, was a relatively common practice, at least back in the 90's and before. I don't think it was overly common for those spec scripts to actually get made into episodes, though it did happen on occasion.