Hi everyone, I'm not really sure where the best place to ask this question would be, so I thought here would be a good place to start.

I've had an idea for a TV show and need some opinions (constructive criticism) on it and some advice on how to proceed.

I've been re-watching Band Of Brothers and it got me thinking about having a series that chronicles the stories of a group of men and the discrimination and sexism that they have faced in their life times. Instances could include mundane things like: 1. Being asked "aww are you giving mum a break" when out with their kids 2. Being questioned about why they're at the park watching kids when they're there with their own children 3. Getting dirty looks when in a parents room with their babies

To the more serious like: 1. Being forced to pay child support for children that end up not being their biological child 2. Being accused of raping a woman with no evidence to support the claim, yet the woman gets off scot-free 3. Being alienated from their children 4. Being the victim of domestic violence but being treated as the perpetrator.

I was thinking it could be filmed in a similar style to Band Of Brothers, where the actual person is interviewed at the beginning of each episode, but we don't know who is who until the final episode. Each episode could focus on a different person and their story.

Could this have potential? Is it worth trying to pursue?