The scene takes place in a dimly lit room with three people huddled together, surrounded by empty coffee cups and crumpled paper. They are the writers of a new horror film, but they have hit a creative block.

Writer 1: Alright guys, we need to come up with a name for our zombies.

Writer 2: Yeah, but we can't just call them zombies. It's been done to death.

Writer 3: What about "the infected"?

Writer 1: Nah, that was used in 28 Days Later.

Writer 2: How about "the undead"?

Writer 3: Nope, already used in The Walking Dead.

Writer 1: "The walkers" then?

Writer 2: Really? That's just a copy of The Walking Dead.

Writer 3: "Zed's"?

Writer 1: Nope, World War Z already claimed that one.

Writer 2: "The reanimated"?

Writer 3: Damn it, that's already in the Resident Evil movies.

Writer 1: "The living dead"?

Writer 2: Nope, Night of the Living Dead did that one.

Writer 3: "The unquiet"?

Writer 1: That's not bad...

Writer 2: Except it sounds like a bunch of snoring people.

Writer 3: How about "the walking corpses"?

Writer 1: Wait a minute, that sounds too much like "the walkers" from The Walking Dead.

Writer 2: This is ridiculous. Why can't we just call them zombies like everyone else?

Punch line:

Writer 3: Because we want our movie to stand out! We can't have a bunch of Walkers and Zed's running around, it's unoriginal.

Writer 1: I got it! Let's call them "The Undeveloped".

Writer 2: Undeveloped? What kind of name is that?

Writer 1: Well, they're not fully dead yet, right? They're still undeveloped.

Writer 3: (sarcastically) Wow, that's brilliant. We'll be sure to win an award for "Most Creative Name for Zombies".

All three writers burst into laughter, finally breaking their creative block and moving on with their movie.
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