You know the thing and no one picked up your thing

And so you buried the thing

That's not you can't know the thing

Don't you let's eyes yet there's a spooky surprise

And though you cannot devise

And nothing ever really dies.

Welcome to Dead Pilot Society, the show that takes comedy pilots from A-list writers that were sold and developed at networks and streamers but never produced and gives them the table reads they never got a chance to have.

I'm Andrew Reich, the creator and host of Dead Pilots Society.

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Illesian Theater for our sold-out show, live show last Sunday.

What a show that was. Both pilots just killed Amber Riley singing, standing ovation.

I mean, it was really incredible. I can't wait to bring the recordings to you, but there's just nothing like being there for one of these live shows.

Seriously, it's just a joyful, great time every time.

It'll just make you feel good about Los Angeles and the entertainment business and life.

If you're in L.A., please come out for our next one whenever that'll be.

Follow us on social media to find out. I'm not sure when exactly the next one is going to be.

And whether you're in Los Angeles or not, please watch my movie. It's a music documentary called Born Innocent, The Red Cross story that I produced and directed. And you do not need to have

ever heard of the long-running

Los Angeles band Red Cross to enjoy it, I promise. Go to Red Crossfilm.com slash rent. That's Red Cross

with two D's and a K. And check it out. Our dead pilot this month is the cheap seats by David

S. Rosenthal.

David has written many pilots and worked on many shows, most notably Spin City, Gilmore Girls,

The Middle, and Jane the Virgin, among many others.

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