Shamus' misinterpretation of one of these pitch notes leads to a comedy that features way too many uses of the word "wiz".

Brace yourself for lots of world building in yet another fantasy show, with just enough ridiculous plot lines to fill a season.

Weird rituals, awkward high schoolers, and field trips that would never occur in real life; what more can you want from a TV show?

Somewhere along the way Shamus' pitch for a show about a killer whale boy transformed into the greatest DCOM ever?!

We’re joined by a very special guest, sent by the "network" to dictate our next pitch!

In this totally not a Scooby-Doo homage, Devorah, for once, does not make it all about anime. Mostly.

This week, Ashley goes dark and discusses cyber-bullying and fanfiction.

The CW does anime (it was only a matter of time).

join our dystopian pitch and YOU TOO can pitch the network a show… but only after you’ve told 10 of your other friends about this podcast and get THEM to tell 10 of their friends… and as a bonus, you get to learn A LOT about herbs... no this isn’t a pyramid scheme, what are you talking about?

Ashley’s a romantic at heart… Devorah just wants to talk about Glee.

It’s the third episode, so it has to be getting (somewhat) good, right? Shamus pulls on teenage angst and music to make the perfect high school show.

Gritty powerpuff girls, mugs, and nerds—Devorah’s going to Professor Utonium (yes it’s a verb now) this pitch together.By WWCWD

What WOULD the CW do if they had to make a show about boxing, racing, and Old Spice? Ashley Beall has some ideas.

Introducing WWCWD: What Would CW Do? A zany bi-monthly podcast. First episode coming March 13.