Essentially a spec script is something which best represents to a reader who you are as a writer. It's a calling card that showcases your talent, your ability and your voice.

A 'spec' script is a script that has been written 'spec-ulatively'. That is, in the hope that it will lead to something. No-one has asked you to write this script. You're not being paid to write it.

Domineau posted a link on Facebook with the description: “I’ve written a Seinfeld spec script. It’s called The Twin Towers. Yep. It’s a 9/11 episode. This is what I do with my time now.

However, a spec script does away with that notion. Once the draft is done, the idea is – mostly – conceived, and it’s done so without allowing the buyer in question to get what they may have ...

"This is something I've been pitching, and on my hiatus, I plan on writing a spec script for this episode. I want to see Alberta and a few of the ghosts end up in hell by accident.

A pitch-perfect spec script for the ‘90’s classic sitcom ‘Seinfeld’ set in the days after 9/11. Seinfeld was created by Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David and went off the air in 1998.