“There are two ways we can do this: The easy way or the reality TV way,” said the officer as he handcuffed me.

I know an opportunity when I see one. ”Reality TV way, please!”

“Very funny, wise guy.”

I didn’t see any cameras around but I had a feeling this was the start of something big. Do the criminals on COPS get an IMDB credit, I wondered?

“Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.”

“SAG has a court now?!” I hadn’t read about that in Variety.

“Sure, kid. Whatever.”

“In that case, I should tell you that I trained with Lee Strasberg and he gave me very positive notes in class last week.”

“Good for you.”

“I also have a web series. It’s about me and all these funny things that happen to me. This whole arrest bit will actually make a great episode.”

“I’ll check it out,” he said as he ducked my head into the prowler.

“Yay!” I thought. “Another YouTube subscriber.”

The script was a little rough but I think it went well. The other guys in the holding cell seemed really nervous, but not me. I’m a pro and when you have a shot like this, you have to rise to the occasion.

 
  • http://www.edeneatseverything.com/ Eden

    Yes, criminals do get IMDB credit.
     Not the cops though. 
    Cops get Krispy Kreme credit.