Board Thread:Pitches/@comment-4041126-20150630162458

Hey, guys! I'm here to finally pitch a Season 2 of the animated short, Five Minutes and Fired! The season finale premiered January 4, 2015. I know what you're thinking: "That show stopped premiering episodes in January! What was so significant about it?" Or maybe you weren't thinking that, but anyway, here's the answer to that. I could not think of good reasons to give the show a second season. But now I've thought of them.

It was Wiki Channel's first animated short. It premiered September 26, 2014, after the premiere of Wiki Channel's hit movie, East Meets West. Another wiki thought it was so good that they almost tried to copy it. (But that's over with now, no need to bring that back up.) And, it was a nice comedic relief.

Now, on to Season Two:

First off, Julia Harkens will not be voicing Grace for Season 2. This was Harkens's first role. She has done many things since then, so she will be too busy to voice Grace. So, the show will recast a role to a WC newcomer, to be decided if approved.

Secondly, Grace will still be Grace, always looking for new jobs. She will now be sixteen. It's a new year, and new stores have been formed around the mall. She is still looking for an after-school job, and she will stop at nothing to find one and keep one.

Thirdly, if approved, I am hoping that Season 2 can premiere September 26, 2015. That is exactly a year since the first episode premiered, so any of her summer jobs will not be covered. Nobody really knows what Grace had been up to in the summer, so that is left to the imagination of the fans.

This was my first show that I got to be an executive producer of. It was pitched by Jessie1010, given to Austin9393, and then given to me. It had a total of fifteen episodes, many of them written by Jessie1010 or Austin9393. Austin9393 and I collaborated for the season finale.

I am requesting fifteen episodes again, bringing the show to have a total of 30 episodes from Season 1 and 2. The show is exactly five minutes long, so that would give the show a total of 150 minutes, 2 hours and 30 minutes in exactly two years.

And, that's it! I'm not sure what I missed, but since this is a short animated series, I'm not sure how much more I would need. :P 