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markosterloh



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Member Since: 04 November 2003
Last visited: 28 November 2016
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Name Mark Osterloh
User Name markosterloh
Specialism All the above
Location London
Interests Politics, comedy, good food and drink, business, the Arts
Profile Over the last 8 years I`ve written TV and radio scripts, articles and adverts for a wide range of clients, audiences and formats.

Currently, I`m commissioned to script TV shows for bank and car industry clients.

In the past, I`ve written skits for Roy Hudd, June Whitfield and ‘Weekending’. I still aspire to create the next sit-com hit of the 21st Century.

I love comedy, cult TV shows, good food and wine. I hate the need to exercise to avoid morbid obesity.

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Erotomaniac by markosterloh Word Count: 249
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This poem was first performed on The James Whale Show in 1995. With a post-pub Eurotrash crowd in mind, my friend Johnny Law and I performed the piece wearing nothing more than surgical gowns and silly haircuts. Given the intended constituency, it's rude and lewd. Inspired by newspaper reports of the time, claims that patients were faking illnesses in order to make their erotic surgical fantasies come true, we thought a poem on the subject would be right up Mr Whale's alley...so to speak 
6 Nov 2003

The News Huddlines - Pedal to the Metal by markosterloh Word Count:
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These sketches were written with my good friend and writing partner, Essi Berelian. Some were recorded and broadcast, some were recorded and not broadcast, and some were not used at all! They were all good fun to write at the time (1998-1999). Somehow Roy Hudd's 'topical knob gags for pensioners' style struck a chord with us. When reading these through it helps to imagine Roy, June Whitfield and Chris Emett going through their fruity comedy paces.  
6 Nov 2003

The News Huddlines - Power of the Mind! by markosterloh Word Count:
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These sketches were written with my good friend and writing partner, Essi Berelian. Some were recorded and broadcast, some were recorded and not broadcast, and some were not used at all! They were all good fun to write at the time (1998-1999). Somehow Roy Hudd's 'topical knob gags for pensioners' style struck a chord with us. When reading these through it helps to imagine Roy, June Whitfield and Chris Emett going through their fruity comedy paces.  
6 Nov 2003



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