TEXITcoin:
The Series
Three seasons. A coin factory that tried to kill everyone in it, a bet nobody sane would make, and the first securities trial the internet was allowed to watch live. This is the treatment stage — the shape of the story before it becomes episodes.
And it's open. Every scene below can be argued with, corrected, expanded, or replaced by the people who were actually there.
Who's in it
Real people, dramatized. Names and broad strokes are true; the dialogue is invention until somebody who was in the room says otherwise.
Pays everybody, keeps nothing, argues with rooms that have already made up their minds.
Terrified of losing everything, unwilling to give up her coins — and the first to put them on the table.
Failing kidney, ear defenders at the kitchen table, the reason the clock is always running.
Never shuts up. Not once. Until the one scene where he doesn't say a word.
Quieter, worse ideas, shows up at 3 a.m. and does the chemistry correctly anyway.
Four welders, no shirts, one generator, and the welds on the very first tank.
A big teddy bear with the company's conscience — and an unsent memo.
Built like a vending machine, twice as motivated, unsettlingly good at the job.
Has a baby that is somehow in every meeting, every frame, every Zoom.
You were there. Help write it.
Pitch a scene, a correction, a character, a photo, or a clip in plain language. AI drafts it up in screenplay style, you edit it, it lands in a suggestion queue, and approved contributions get folded into the season treatment with your name on the beat — Wikipedia rules, Texas manners.