Write a Script in Seven Days or Less?

Lister and Home's mantra is to get it wrong faster. The quicker you can get it back into the process of as many really funny minds as possible, the better for the... As long as you know what matters because if you turn in a draft that's like just a total fucking mess, then you're creating more work for everybody, right? But if the story is working, if the characters all have motivations and everyone's got like an arc and the story has a good feeling that you don't want to end all that.