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So---you're a writer. You're trying to get the disjointed ideas for a story out of your head and onto the page or MS Word document. Things were going great for a while, but now, you're sitting there chewing on your pencil or staring at that blinking cursor, and your head is empty. The ideas just will NOT come to you. You've caught the accursed writer's block! So now the question becomes: how do you cure it? Well, don't fret, because there's actually a TON of ways to get you

When it comes to television, especially the long running series we grew up with and loyally followed every week, it stands to reason that many categories of classification are born from this. The 'best' episodes, the 'saddest' episodes, the 'scariest' episodes, and so on. But whether we like it or not, whether anyone intended to or not, there's another category that no one typically likes talking about; the one that no series can ever seem to escape from: the 'crap' episode.