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<b>No Picnic</b> is the eleventh "episode" of [[C.E. Forman]]'s Lost Season One (of [[The Lost Seasons]] series), written in winter of 1999. Like all of Forman's Lost Season episodes, it is written in quasi-script form with three Acts and commercials. |
<b>No Picnic</b> is the eleventh "episode" of [[C.E. Forman]]'s Lost Season One (of [[The Lost Seasons]] series), written in winter of 1999. Like all of Forman's Lost Season episodes, it is written in quasi-script form with three Acts and commercials. |
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Under constant pressure to be perfect, Jodie starts to come unglued after cheating on a science test. Her envy and resentment of Daria's easy success grows, until an explosive outcome at a Morgendorffer-Landon picnic. |
Under constant pressure to be perfect, Jodie starts to come unglued after cheating on a science test. Her envy and resentment of Daria's easy success grows, until an explosive outcome at a Morgendorffer-Landon picnic. |
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Revision as of 05:55, 24 April 2007
No Picnic is the eleventh "episode" of C.E. Forman's Lost Season One (of The Lost Seasons series), written in winter of 1999. Like all of Forman's Lost Season episodes, it is written in quasi-script form with three Acts and commercials.
Summary
Under constant pressure to be perfect, Jodie starts to come unglued after cheating on a science test. Her envy and resentment of Daria's easy success grows, until an explosive outcome at a Morgendorffer-Landon picnic.