Ever wonder what makes a show bingeable? Want to study TV pilots other than just “Breaking Bad”? Us too. That's why we created Binge-Worthy Writing: a practical screenwriting podcast that dives into series’ episodes to find out what makes them binge-worthy as a means of helping writers hone their craft and diversify the media landscape. Season 1 focuses on pilot episodes and the key elements that make them binge-worthy and spark our interest in the rest of the series. Episodes released weekly.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEver wonder what makes a show bingeable? Want to study TV pilots other than just “Breaking Bad”? Us too. That's why we created Binge-Worthy Writing: a practical screenwriting podcast that dives into series’ episodes to find out what makes them binge-worthy as a means of helping writers hone their craft and diversify the media landscape.
Recent episodes include "Writing GREAT PLOT (Breaking Bad)" (7 July 2026, 41 minutes), "Writing SUSPENSE & CLIFFHANGERS" (30 June 2026, 29 minutes), and "Writing STORY ENGINE (The Boys)" (23 June 2026, 32 minutes).
Binge-Worthy Writing publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Binge-Worthy Writing is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Binge-Worthy Writing requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Binge-Worthy Writing's contact route on record: verified email.
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Episode #10
Learn how the pilot of BREAKING BAD uses all the elements (pun intended) that we talked about throughout this season. It combines an awesome Cold Open with some hints at Story Engine, and Cliffhangers so good that you...
Episode #9
Learn tips for how to write SUSPENSE and set up CLIFFHANGERS that will make your storytelling bingeable from episode to episode. This week, we look at the different types of cliffhangers that STRANGER THINGS uses to...
Episode #8
Learn tips for how to set up a STORY ENGINE that will help you keep your series create tons of bingeable conflict for many episodes (and even seasons) after your TV pilot. This week, we look at how THE BOYS sets up a...
<p>Learn how to use WORLDBUILDING to make the FANTASY ELEMENTS of your TV pilot come to life. This week, we look at how WEDNESDAY uses two popular TECHNIQUES to guide the audience through an introduction to its fantasy...
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<p>In this episode, we analyze a scene from the pilot of Only Murders in the Building to see how worldbuilding techniques can be used to drive a plot and enhance characterization, even in mundane settings.</p>Transcript...
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<p>Learn how to open a TV pilot using tips taken from THE WALKING DEAD's breathtaking premiere episode. We discuss in this podcast how to create a COLD OPEN that sticks with the audience.</p>Transcript available...
<p>In this episode, Jonathan and Jackie analyze the opening scene of the pilot of INTERIOR CHINATOWN to see how GENRE TROPES can be used to hook an audience and to increase tension.</p>Transcript available here.Recap...
Episode #2
<p>In this episode, we analyze the opening scene of the pilot of PSYCH to see how to create and introduce a MEMORABLE CHARACTER.</p>Transcript available here.Recap available here.Join our newsletter here.<p>#Psych...
Episode #1
<p>Learn how to open a TV pilot using tips taken from THE WALKING DEAD's breathtaking premiere episode. We discuss in this podcast how to create a COLD OPEN that sticks with the audience.</p>Transcript available...
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