ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Matthew and James walk around the historic Cornish village of Devoran and discuss how comedy scriptwriting differs from straight drama, how many drama writers are able to use comedy to enhance their scripts and how the US and UK scriptwriting systems differ. They are also thanked sarcastically by a lady walking her dogs, encounter some horses, and see a house which may or may not belong to Pierce Brosnan.
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United Kingdom
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