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alliparkerPenpusher
Posted: July 3, 20132013-07-03T11:04:41+10:00 2013-07-03T11:04:41+10:00In: Public

An independent twenty-something woman buys her first house, only to have her father show up on her doorstep announcing that he's left her mother and is moving in.

Empty Nesters (TV Series)

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    1. isabelle.allen
      2013-07-03T13:01:43+10:00Added an answer on July 3, 2013 at 1:01 pm

      Sounds like a nice conflicting dynamic to start a series with!

      Perhaps: ‘an independent young woman’? The term ‘twenty- something’ is a bit undecided.

      I’m not entirely sure if my next comment relates – being a series, but there is no end point to the logline. What must the woman do to stop him moving in/ or to get on living together? There is a beautiful dynamic between characters, but no clear goal of what she has to do as a result of the main event (father announcing he’s moving in), which is what loglines usually do- I think- unless different for a series.

      Hope this helps. All the best with it!

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    2. alliparker Penpusher
      2013-07-04T09:44:08+10:00Added an answer on July 4, 2013 at 9:44 am

      Hi Isabelle! I was wondering about that too (the unfinished nature of the logline), hence why I put it up in this incarnation. I suppose this is more of a “premise” logline, in that it explains the hook. Each season of the show would have its own logline – and then each episode their own logline again!

      I put twenty-something as I wanted to highlight the fact that she’s at that point in her life where she’s starting to get her act together – which is precisely when her father and mother’s lives start to fall apart. ‘Young’ is a bit more ambiguous, although I might play around with it anyway because the more I think about it the more I like it!

      Thanks!

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