Tvhost Stories

"carol seaqueen" has just came into new York, found a job quicker than she thought a woman like her would get, until she met eye to eye with the TV Host "Vincent whittman". what a weird feeling. let's hope this new job would be great can we...

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T.E.E.N stands for Teen Entertainment and Educational Network. Ever since this TV channel started in 1970, this has been the number one network for Teenagers and young adults. However in 1992 the creator of the TV channel T.E.E.N and the president of the company TEEN died leaving his 20 year old son ( who didn't know the family business yet) to run the company. Seven year later things has gotten better but the TV channel T.E.E.N is trying to dig itself out of the hole it's been in for two years. Wanting to take a hold of the TV channel and expand the company more in 2000, President Jack Holsman is making some changes. With the help of TV host Emily Carson, Sophia Yamma, Kathy Greenway, Zack Lenard and Sherry Gold, TEEN takes back the number one spot. *This book is based in another universe the T.E.E.N Universe (for example its like the D.C. or Marvel universe however instead of superheroes this world focuses on a TV network). Most of the other books I will write will be in this universe.*

Christopher Johnson (Nick Kroll) is the most famous news anchor in New York. He seems to have the perfect job, the perfect life and the perfect amount of stress caused by his nemesis William Hall (John Mulaney). He's also really scared of commitment... What would happen if he suddenly had to take care of the three kids of his irresponsible cousin Danny (Andy Samberg)? My scripts are original. I do not authorize their total or partial reproduction. All rights reserved. Follow me so you don't miss any updates on this story. A new chapter will be up every week. Tell me what you think in the comments! Enjoy. With love, Carolina.

Zariah-Rose Jennings is the undisputed queen of the "New Media" era. As a late-night host with a RNB/Neo-Soul heart and a director's eye for aesthetics, her show, The Velvet Room, is the only stop that matters on a press tour. When Hollywood titan Michael B. Jordan arrives to discuss his latest directorial debut, the audience expects the usual promotional banter. What they get is something far more magnetic. From the moment Michael steps onto the amber-lit set, the atmosphere shifts. He doesn't just answer her questions; he's captivated by the way she's built her world. He notices the 35mm film grain she uses for her intros and the specific acoustics of her studio. After the cameras stop rolling and the audience clears out, the professional "mask" drops. Instead of heading to his car, Michael lingers by the monitor, sparking a conversation about lighting, legacy, and the loneliness of being the one in charge. What follows is a single, winding night through the silent corridors of the studio and the rain-slicked streets of the city. There is no frantic drama or forced conflict - only the steady, rhythmic pull of two creative powerhouses finding a rare equal in one another. They trade stories over cold takeout in the editing suite, dissecting their favorite film scores and the pressure of staying "authentic" in an industry of smoke and mirrors. As Zariah plays him an unreleased demo of a track she's been working on, Michael sees the raw vulnerability behind her polished "host" persona. In turn, she sees the quiet, thoughtful man behind the "movie star" title. It's a story of soft glances over glowing screens, the shared language of ambition, and the realization that the best scenes in life are often the ones that happen off-camera. Start : February, 11th 2026 End : ...