If You Interview People Or

The Ideal Time For Writing A [television] Script Is Four Days, Though Sometimes It Has To Be Two Or Three Days Depending On The Deadline. If It's Two Days, Sometimes There Are Things I See That Don't Work As Well. If I Have Two Weeks, The Scripts Get Kind Of Flabby And Lack The Adrenaline That A Sense Of Deadline Fills You With.

If You Interview People Or Friends Who Work With Me, They Would Say I'm Private Or Internal Or Don't Emote A Lot. Yet I Do It Every Day For 10 Million People. I Just Don't Do It For The 30 People I'm In The Room With.

It Gets Harder And Harder To Succeed And Find Audiences With The 500-channel Universe, The Remote Control, And People Being So Trigger Happy With That Remote Control. It Just Gets Harder To Get A Foothold.

I've Never Really Told Jokes. I'm Not Good At It.

The Designer [...] Has A Passion For Doing Something That Fits Somebody's Needs, But That Is Not Just A Simple Fix. The Designer Has A Dream That Goes Beyond What Exists, Rather Than Fixing What Exists. [...] The Designer Wants To Create A Solution That Fits In A Deeper Situational Or Social Sense.