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Advertisement for a retirement home called Sunnyside Senior Living, featuring a quote about bingo and free time, with a logo of a unicorn and a paper clip, on a textured background. 
I spent seven years working in a retirement home. During that time, I met people whose stories, humor, resilience, and personalities changed the way I saw aging. They taught me more about life than I ever expected, and many of the characters in this show we are creating are inspired by the residents I had the privilege of knowing. For so long, films have treated growing older as something to fear, mourn, or simply ignore. We rarely see stories that celebrate the joy, absurdity, friendships, and freedom that can exist during the golden years. Bingo is my attempt to change that. At its heart, this is a comedy with an experimental spirit. It embraces the chaos, nostalgia, and imagination that can coexist with aging, while reminding us that getting older isn't the end of living, it's simply another chapter with its own adventures.
I hope audiences leave laughing, reflecting, and seeing aging with a little more curiosity and a lot more compassion. Growing old isn't sad. It's beautiful.
-CAT
Baby Boomers make up approximately 20% of the U.S. population, yet their stories are rarely explored beyond stereotypes. Too often, aging is portrayed as the end of life's adventure, when in reality it can be filled with new friendships, second chances, and just as much unpredictability as any other stage of life. BINGO, NOT DEAD YET follows Mac and James, two former college best friends who unexpectedly reunite years after a falling out when they both end up at the same retirement community. What begins as an awkward reunion quickly becomes a journey filled with outrageous residents, unforgettable personalities, and plenty of chaos. At its core, the series is about friendship, forgiveness, and the idea that it is never too late to reconnect with the person you once were or the people you left behind.
-MATT

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Board with information about Mac Callahan, including a photo, a note with traits, and a baseball cap with the words "Life's Good" on it.
A clipboard with a character profile for Young-Mac Callahan, including a photo of a red car, personal details, and notes. Items surrounding include a car key with remote, two beer bottles, a cigarette, and a green parking sign that reads "Fraternity
A clipboard with a script about young James Sullivan for a fraternal party, pinned with a yellow pushpin, surrounded by a red cup, a torn notebook page, and cigarette butts on a wooden surface.
A character profile for Debbie Sullivan, supporting role, on a clipboard with notes, a drawn devil, scissors, pink note titled 'About Then' listing controlling, opinionated, bitchy, stubborn, James's wife, and a pink lipstick kiss mark at the bottom.
A casting call board for a role named Young Debbie Sullivan, describing her as young, warm, confident, caring, compassionate, slightly snarky, with a note about age, gender, hair color, race/ethnicity, body type, smoking preference, and acting experi
Supporting actor profile board with photo, notes, and a flower, on a wooden surface, with a heart-shaped doodle.
A clipboard holding a character profile for Eleanor Briggs, supporting role, with notes and a hall monitor sign. A cup of tea with floral decorations is in the lower right corner, and red glasses are resting on the top right of the clipboard. There i
A clipboard with a supporting caregiver profile for Valerie Torres, including a photo of iced coffee, a green smiley face sticker, a yellow sticky note that says 'Be kind' with a smiley face, a green paper with about them, a stethoscope, and handwrit
A clipboard holding a profile sheet for Vivienne Beaumont, including her role as supporting actress, age 55-80, female, white ethnicity, blonde hair, with lipstick marks and decorative items like stars, tape, and a lipstick.
A clipboard with a musician profile for Raymond 'RayJ' Jackson, including a cassette tape, handwritten notes, and decorative musical notes. The profile lists details about his role, age, gender, ethnicity, hair, requirements, and personal traits.
Clipboard with notes about Harold, supporting role, with a black mug that says 'Back in my day,' a blue note about Harold, a round sticker of the American flag with 'God Bless America,' a remote, and a cigarette, all on a wooden surface.
A clipboard with a person's profile profile for Raj Patel, including details such as supporting role, age 55-80, male, South Asian Indian, with hair recommended salt and pepper or gray. The clipboard has a list of traits about him, a dice, a computer
A clipboard with a personality profile for a cat named Kitty, including a photo of a gray and white cat wearing pink sunglasses and purple headbands. The profile lists age, gender, ethnicity, hair color, and personality traits. The page has decorativ
A clipboard on a wooden surface displaying a character profile for Vincenzo "Vinny" Moretti, supporting role. The profile includes a motorcycle photo, physical details, ethnicity, accent, build, and requirements. A note on the side describes "about t
A clipboard with a profile for Leticia Miller, supporting role, including her attributes and requirements. The profile has a yellow sticky note with attributes like organized, quick-witted, patient, assertive, head admin. There's a sheet of paper wit