Andy Sweat

My name is Andy Sweat and I am an aspiring TV writer currently seeking representation. I have written three TV spec scripts for "The Office," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," and "Flight of the Conchords." I have also written three original comedy series and I’m looking to find means of production for them. Below is a description of my spec scripts and original series materials:

* "The Office" - Bored Games.
In this episode, MICHAEL feels threatened by the increased presence of technology at Dunder-Mifflin (i.e., the company’s website), and insists his employees to play various board games and participate in the first annual Dunder-Mifflin Bored Games Day in order to re-visit the old days.
(To read the script, click here: The Office: Bored Games )

* "Curb Your Enthusiasm" - Mint Karma.
In this episode, LARRY needs to make an urgent phone call while he’s in downtown Los Angeles. He realizes he doesn't have his cell phone on him, and has no change to make a pay phone call. At a nearby restaurant, Larry asks for some change only to find out that the restaurant has a "no change exchange" policy. Larry finally has to buy a mint to get change, and this absurdity will ultimately spark off a downward spiral of events involving street walking etiquette, insulting a Jewish Holocaust survivor, and a whole riot of people chasing him on the street. All this will lead up to one point where a single mint can carry a lot of weight.
(To read the script, click here: Curb Your Enthusiasm: Mint Karma )

* "Flight of the Conchords" - The Sperm Donor.
In this episode, the band needs two hundred dollars to play at the Vagabond Concert. After Jemaine wins a hundred bucks at a supermarket, Bret has to decide whether he wants to donate sperm for money. Bret becomes troubled because he doesn't know if he's ready to become a father to a bastard son.

(Script can be read upon request)

Original Series (half hour sitcom and webisodes):

* "Pizza Delivery"
- a half hour sitcom revolving around the daily workings of Rusty's pizza restaurant, and the employees who work their. This story is not just about the daily dilemmas of a pizza restaurant. This sitcom is about the people and the unique characters that work there: the kids that work this job before they try and get another job; the college dropout; the foreigner; the neglected stuttering pizza maker; and, of course, a nonsensical veteran of war. "Pizza Delivery" is a sitcom that attempts to bring a lot of laughs, and a lot of heart as well.

Episodes:
1. Bum Can
2. The Beard Competition
3. The Sympathy Tip
4. The Binaca Hostage Situation
5. Pizza Olympics
6. The New Employee
7. The Gummer
8. Promo! Promo!
9. The Eye Patch
10. The Pizza Joint Across the Street
11. Lennys Depressed (mono)
12. The Gay Mistake

(All 12 episodes can be read upon request)

* "Books Are Dead"
- a half-hour sitcom about the employees working in a public library. The employees range from the young, cynical young woman to the old, sleepy security guard. The story mainly revolves are three young, college kids dealing with daily life and the insanities of working in a public library.
(Script can be read upon request)

* "Two Jobs"
- a half-hour dramedy about how a single mother, Julie, deals with being a working mother and raising her two eccentric children.

Episodes:
1. Opposite Day
2. Lets Talk about Sex
3. Lost: The Kids
4. The Online Dating Field
5. Maria Wins the Powerball Jackpot
6. The Dentist
7. Sticks and Stones, Our Broken Bones!
8. The Family Band
9. Daddy's Home
10. Showbiz?
(Script can be read upon request)


Feel free to contact me to read any of my scripts, to collaborate, or any other reason your little heart desires.

CONTACT THE WRITER
Email Andy Sweat