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Explore illustrated ideas for Roommates & Rent. Pick a premise, then take it in your own direction in the Studio.

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Episode 01
The rent talk
“A sitcom episode where my cat refuses to pay rent — again”
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Directed: the standoff staged on the couch — landlord energy, zero intent to pay.
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Episode 02
The comeback
“A sitcom episode where my cat insists he pays rent in emotional support”
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Directed: hold the cat’s deadpan one beat before the line lands.
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Episode 03
The punchline
“A sitcom episode where the cat secretly rents the couch to another cat”
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Directed: the reveal plays wide so the couch reads as evidence.
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Dinner, disastrously
“A sitcom episode where a dinner party goes wrong one course at a time”
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Directed: one course goes wrong per shot — the Cast plays it straight.
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The vet monologue
“A sitcom episode set entirely in a vet waiting room, where my cat holds court”
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Directed: a waiting-room wide, the cat holding court center frame.
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Season poster
Season poster
“A season of Roommates & Rent — the sitcom about me and my cat”
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Key art: the whole Cast clustered around the couch — the Season 01 promise.
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The World
The World
“Me and my cat. As roommates.”
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The set, built once and kept for the whole season.
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The World, populated
The Cast, in place
“Me and my cat. As roommates.”
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Same World with the Cast standing in it — the faces stay locked from the pilot on.
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The weekend plan
“A sitcom episode where the weekend plan survives contact with the cat”
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Directed: the plan meets the cat — the wide tells you who wins.
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Date night
“A sitcom episode where date night is interrupted on schedule”
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Directed: the interruption arrives on cue — the couch stays the star.
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The beach day
“A sitcom episode about a beach day that was never going to happen”
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Directed: the fantasy plays full-sun while the room stays honest.
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The glow-up
“A sitcom lead who looks like me — one candid photo in, a styled Cast member out”
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The styling step: same face, new lighting, wardrobe and set.
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The input
The photo
“Me and my cat. As roommates.”
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The input: one ordinary photo and one line — the show builds from there.
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