I Was Like A Well

Showrunner I Admire: Weiss: "all Friendship Bias Duly Acknowledged: Rob Mcelhenney And The Guys At 'it's Always Sunny In Philadelphia' Have Been Doing Their Show For Longer Than Any Live Action Comedy. To Make Something That Consistently Great For That Long, And To Keep It Fresh ... I Think That's A Tremendous Accomplishment.

The Eternal Challenge For Screenwriter Adapters Is Figuring Out How To Make Something Work On Screen, When So Much Of What Made It Work In The Book Were The Thoughts Of The Character, And Obviously Wanting To Avoid Voiceover.

And I Didn't Grow Up Wanting To Be A Director. I Grew Up Wanting To Be A Writer, So For Me, That Was Always The Goal - To Be A Novelist, Not A Screenwriter. And I Think, Again, If I Didn't Have The Novels, Maybe I'd Be Much More Frustrated By Not Having Directed Yet.

The Longer You Work In This Business [movie], The More You Start To Be Able To See The Carpentry. You Can See Where Things Are Going, And It's Harder To Surprise You, As A Reader

Everyone Knew This Was The Episode That Was Going To Make Or Break The Season.