HeyJaredThe Unscripted Scripts Show
Join hosts Lawrence, John, Jeff, and Mike as they read, perform, and critique unproduced screenplays all while having a good time and doing funny voices.
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- Sep 2, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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The Gold Mine Part 2: They Spread Eagled My Daddy (opens the original)
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We're back after a few weeks away due to illness making it too annoying to edit. In any case, we have part two of this very funny script called The Gold Mine. Be sure to give it a listen!
The Gold Mine Part 1: Why Not? It Worked In Blazing Saddles (opens the original)
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Jeff, John, Mike, and Lawrence are back with you and it's new script day on the show! The Gold Mine tells the story of a Jewish lawyer from Chicago who arrives in a Montana (what is it with that state on this show?) hell hole in the days of the wild west. A very fun and funny show so be sure to give this one a listen!
Spaced Out Part 3: Finale (opens the original)
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Sorry this one's a little late, but two of us were on vacation. In any case, Lawrence, Jeff, and John are back with the finale of Spaced Out. It was quite bad, but we had a lot of fun doing it and we hope you all had fun listening!
Spaced Out Part 2: Uncontrolled Chaos (opens the original)
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Mike is back to join Lawrence, Jeff, and John with Spaced Out and we sure did need the help with the billions of characters we had to play! Also, Jeff talks The Simpsons and John talks about The Pitt. A fun show as always so be sure to check it out!
Spaced Out Part 1: Too Many Parts (opens the original)
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We're back with a new script that has a whole lot of wacky hijinks and way too many characters.
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