Someone paid to fix problems, usually an experienced writer: in Hollywood, often one who doesn't receive screen credit; on Broadway, often a prominent director or writer with a reputation for versatility who can turn around a show; in nonfiction television, a rarity.

What can The Script-Doctor do?

Save projects from oblivion.

Tell a story better. Recognize and fix structural problems in story telling.

Help you manage assets to realize a return on money invested in production or intellectual property.

Develop talent to improve on-screen and behind-the-scenes performance.

Solve technical problems. Be resourceful in finding answers within time and budget constraints.

Advise on assembling a team of television professionals and supervise their work as a consulting executive producer.