Following their visit to the Getty Villa, students will use their research and observations to write a talk-show script that brings their god or goddess into the modern world. Students will then enact their script. Prior to the activity, you can discuss with the class ideas for the mock television talk-show format, time limits, and other details.

•	Tell students to organize and compile all of their research from the pre-visit and Museum visit activities, and place it in a “Discovery” folder for their selected deity. 

•	Then have them create a final outline, compiling all the research on their god or goddess to add to this folder.

•	Tell students to write a script for a mock television talk show that introduces their god or goddess to the modern world. Explain to students that they will write their script with three other students, each playing the part of their deity.

•	During each talk-show enactment, a student in the audience will call out, “You gods are all the same!” In response, the deities will discuss and demonstrate the unique qualities that make each of them special. 

•	The “gods” can answer questions, speak to the audience, argue among themselves, use visual aids, and wear simple costumes if preferred.