Well, the movie came out in August but I wrote the script in October.

Generally, I do 13 scripts per year, bare minimum. That's how many issues of Total Film get published per year. So usually, I publish one a month.

Sometimes it doesn't work out easily. So Basterds went up late October, this one went up early December (and 2012 is posting later in December as well). That doesn't include scripts I write exclusively for the site or scripts I do for Cracked.

In any case, don't check the home page over and over again. Look into subscribing to the RSS feed and save yourself the hassle, that way you will see when I update. You can also follow me on twitter (@theeditingroom)

So hello Lee,

At no point in this post do I use either "it's" or "its".

1960s vs 1960's is a style choice, both are correct in English: http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Writing/a.ht...

You're a moron.

I already washed my mouth out with tomato soup, is that alright?

So why can't Dumbledore cast a spell on Hogwarts so that Harry can't be touched by evil forces as long as he can call Hogwarts "his school"? Then just never let the shit graduate, or make him a professor.

Sounds like the books are just as stupid as the movies.

Dates show up only when I know when they are going up. Don't know when IB is going up because I haven't written in yet. When I finish IB and decide on a date, the date will show up on the mouseover.

Both HP scripts are being posted soon.

You can actually mouse over the titles in the coming soon area for a tooltip. If the script has a post date, it shows there.

Psst...

I've changed the way the 'Coming Soon' widget on the left sidebar works. It's no longer text that I update manually, but it pulls from my drafts and scheduled items.

If you hover over the entry, it will show you the date the script is posting if it's known.

Don't tell anyone

Scroll up to the top. See the orange icon? That lets you get RSS feeds for any post or for all posts. Subscribe to the comments for the entire site in your RSS reader and you won't even have to visit the site to see what the new comments are. Seems like the system makes things easier for your usage.

Fair enough. Twilight hasn't set the feminist movement back 50 years. The fact that about half the women in this country consider the other half to be "whores" because they are unreserved about their sexuality, however, THAT definitely has.

Generally speaking, I don't let my needs as a webmaster outweigh the needs of the people who are visiting the site. If the comment system costs me pageviews but makes the lives of everyone else easier, it's alright with me.

I'm toying with the idea of keeping paginated comments (still through intensedebate) on the post pages, but the notion of losing traffic of pageviews doesn't bother me very much.