Ed Solomon

Boris

by Lowell Cunningham, Barry Fanaro, David Koepp, Ed Solomon

J and K are on their way to a funeral, with J trying to get K to express some emotion. K delivers a surprisingly dry eulogy, which J later teases him about, leading to a philosophical exchange about K's emotional detachment.

Bill and Ted Face the Music

by Chris Matheson, Ed Solomon

Bill and Ted struggle to write the song that is destined to save humanity, only to realize their current work is failing. The two friends reach a breaking point where they must confront their shared exhaustion, the pressure of their destiny, and the toll their obsession has taken on their personal lives.

Bill and Ted Face the Music

by Chris Matheson, Ed Solomon

Bill and Ted confront their 55-year-old future selves, who have become bitter, desperate, and armed. The older versions attempt to coerce their younger counterparts into stealing a song to fix their broken lives, leading to a tense standoff and a physical scramble.

Bill and Ted Face the Music

by Chris Matheson, Ed Solomon

Bill and Ted attend a couples therapy session with their wives, but fail to understand the individual nature of their marriages. As the therapist tries to help them communicate, the wives express their deep-seated frustrations regarding the duo's obsession with their musical mission and the toll it has taken on their relationships.

Charlie's Angels

by Ed Solomon, John August, Zak Penn

Knox opens up to Dylan about his tragic past, revealing that his parents were killed while his father was on a classified military assignment. Dylan admits she misjudged him as a privileged heir, leading to a moment of genuine emotional connection between the two.

Charlie's Angels

by Ed Solomon, John August, Zak Penn

Dylan discovers that her client, Eric Knox, has faked his own kidnapping and is actually working with Vivian Wu. As the betrayal is revealed through a tense game of Scrabble, Dylan realizes she has been manipulated into helping the very enemy she was hired to fight.