> # Re: Off the Deep End - Spencer In His Element

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> Posted by Jesse on September 26, 2015 at 14:20:09

> In Reply to: Re: Off the Deep End - Spencer In His Element posted by Troy on September 26, 2015 at 11:36:59:

> Well, like I said, I haven't had much time to write any new stuff for Off the Deep End, but I do have ideas swirling around in my head, even if I can't flesh them out.

> Since the series is set in San Diego, I want to do a story about Sea World, one that draws attention to the poor treatment that the animals they keep are subjected to. It's basically a parody of Free Willy, with Spencer in the place of Jason James Richter's character, only he finds it a lot harder to free a whale on his own in real life than it was in the movies.

> Another story I have in mind is inspired by a TV show I watched growing up. Wild and Crazy Kids was a sports show on Nickelodeon in the '90s, where teams of kids competed in weird and creative athletic events - including a lot of aquatic ones, like diving for change in a pool or getting dropped in a dunk tank. So in my parody, Spencer and his friends enter to be on a show called The Goofy Games, which is pretty much the same thing, but they need a fifth person for their team so they rope Jamie into competing with them (she's over the age limit, but they tell the show's producers that she has some rare rapid aging disorder). Just so happens that all the events in the episode they signed up for end up putting them in the water.

> And I also had a story cooking around that Memorial Day drawing I did earlier this year, where Danielle does an underwater picnic shoot that involves food. An extreme human rights group gets on her case for wasting perfectly good burgers and hot dogs by putting them underwater, when there's starving children around the world - but the protesters are really less concerned with their cause and more focused on getting attention, conveniently ignoring all the positive charity work that Danielle does and trying to paint her as an inconsiderate monster, much to the frustration of her and her kids.

> This is one of the inherent problems in being a creative person - I keep coming up with more ideas than I have time to work on. But as long as I keep turning them over in my mind, there's still the possibility that I can do something with them someday.

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