Thanks, David, you know who won the World Series this year...a Wild Card team. Never give up! Cheers! Peter.

Thanks, Shamsiah, for all your wonderful compliments. We are looking very much forward to bringing it to you! Cheers! Peter.

Thanks so much, BB, your words to COMEDY COUP'S ears! Cheers! Peter.

Yes, there are other characters. Monty is the dishevelled, bumbling ethereal Cameraman, Josh Connors is the arrogant commercial director who's life is recorded 24/7; Josh Connor's hapless Mother who has a never ending conundrum dealing with Josh's accident prone Dad; Kayla, the bubbly, sex kitten who lives in the same building as Josh and is always trying to seduce him and Josh Connor's obsequious assistant - an officious sycophant willing do do anything for his boss. These characters represent the central cast, but there are other characters who will appear as the series unfolds. And of course, each episode will include a Real Unsuspecting Person 'URP' caught on hidden camera and encorporated into the plot line. I want to do this show right, and that means honing the script and CASTING IT with top notch comic actors who will breath the appropriate life force into the main characters. Think of any of your favorite sitcoms, now consider what they'd be like if the cast was different. Casting is huge...and a critical part of bringing a sitcom to life and to Funny. Thank you so much, Kate, for your question and your good wishes as we hurtle onward and outward into the Comedy Coup Galaxy. Cheers! Peter.

Thanks, Catherine, for the thumbs up on the video and interest in the our project, and the well wishes, it's equally great to have folks like yourself give us feedback and encouragement, very unlike the real world of show biz...where oft it feels like you're operating in a vacuum. Cheers! Peter.

In this case, the character Josh Connors doesn't have a choice, the premise is we're all being taped for 'review' in the end, Josh just happens to find out about it. So we as an audience don't have to worry, we can experience the discomfort precariously through Josh. Re: the repetitive joke, I guess three times wasn't a charm for you, but at least we got one laugh. And that's how we succeed - one laugh at a time...thanks, Elizabeth, for your thoughts, observations and chuckle (s?). Cheers! Peter.

This is a case where you know you're life is a movie but no one else does. Josh Connors must relive ten years of his life, now with the burden, or chance, depending on how you look at it, to correct those parts of his character that have, shall we say, failed to impress those around him as well as those above...far above. Thank you, Ben, for the well wishes and interest. Cheers! Peter.

Thanks, Elisha! Comedy talent coming together and free beer...it's all good. Your compliments and good vibes make doing funny stuff all worthwhile. Best of luck in all your future endeavours as well. Cheers! Peter.

Hi Shandi, I interviewed a good number of people, but the question prompted many to seriously ponder the issue and convey longer answers then could possibly be used in this 90 second spot. However, I did learn that folks would find it fun to watch someone trying to wriggle out of camera view if they knew that every moment of their life was being videotaped. I'm happy you enjoyed the video, it was equally enjoyable interviewing all these great participants on the streets of Vancouvertown.
ps the repeated line was a creative choice to tie this short hype video together in a final tag line. thanks so much for the feedback and compliment! Cheers! Peter.

That's not surprising... Ah, the lengths we'll go for a laugh. No pun intended. Thanks for being here, Kathy! Cheers! Peter.

Yes...all part and parcel...thanks for the continuing feedback, Sheldon, keeps us honest. And believe me, a compliment goes a long way! Cheers! Peter.

Thank you, Carly. Your words mean a lot to us. Truly. Cheers! Peter.

Stephen, so encouraging, thank you...and we will! Cheers! Peter.