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Stupid Idea Box

James Hamilton

Being creative professionally already came with existential dread - we didn't NEED *gestures wildly at everything* on top! Luckily, TV writer James Hamilton has ideas about Making Stuff During This Terrible Time. Which box did he put them in again?

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  • James Hamilton

    Wordclown. Londoner lurking in LA. Head Writer of Jentry Chau Vs The Underworld (Netflix) and Dogs In Space (Netflix). Creator of award winning horror-comedy-mock-doc series Murder for Dummies (watch free - murderfordummies.com).

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