User blog:Edd Shwartz/The first blog, which was done by a Caveman

Sorry, I have a tendancy to not care what the title of something is, unless it's it has a lot of actual effort put forth; hence, the ridiculous names for my playthrough parts, but enough about that.

I need some advice. I often take hiatuses with my first book of The All-New Ed, Edd n Eddy Show, and when I come back to it, I usually try to start over, then get frustrated with writer's block and take another hiatus. I just don't know what to do. It seems like it's become a chore to write the first episode, but I'm enticed by the ideas I have for future stories. This is true for my other fan fictions, such as The Remarkable Adventures of Sonic and Koozaxx, Stupid Crossovers: Sonic Adventure with EEnE (work-in title) and to a lesser extent my secret crossover project, (this is actually my first mention of it on this site).

It just seems so hard. The first episode is the most important, because it has to explain so much: characteristics of the characters, the setting, the plot, almost everything. I know there are some stories out there that don't explain EVERYTHING in the first episode, but this is a story that REALLY needs a pilot.

Recently, I've been thinking about having an entirely new plot for the first episode. This is hard for me to do, since it was the plot of my first fully-written fan-fiction that I wrote at about five years ago. I never posted it, because it was a mess, but I digress. I really wanted this to take place after "the episode after the last episode," AKA "The Eds are Coming," and explain what happened to everyone.

Before I didn't want people to give me advice on whether or not to start over, but now I REALLY need some advice. Please help.