We All Look At Ourselves

I Think The Idea That Television Has Evolved To This Place Of Real Thematic Richness And The Fact That You No Longer Have To Get 10 Million People To Watch Your Show In Order To Propagate Its Survival Are The Best Things That Have Ever Happened To Storytelling In This Medium.

A Lot Of Writers Whom I Love, Admire And Call Friends Share This Feeling, Which Is This Fundamental Idea That We're Frauds. That We Will Be Pushed Out On To The Stage, And It Will Be Revealed That The Emperor Has No Clothes.

Reputation Is A Very Interesting Thing, And I Always Give People The Benefit Of The Doubt, And I Think That There's A Part Of All Of Us, Especially In A Generation Where A Lot Of The Stuff Gets Recorded.

Sometimes We Get Frustrated Ourselves And Decide It's Time To Download A Big Chunk Of Mythology. And Then The Audience Says, 'i Find This Confusing And Alienating And Too Weird.' So Then We Pull Back, And They Say, 'you're Not Giving Us Enough'.

Everything I've Ever Been A Fan Of, Whether It's Star Wars Or The New York Jets, I've Also Been Very Hard On At Times. It's Sort Of Like, I Go To A Jets Game, I Want Them To Win, But The Minute They Fumble The Ball, I Go, "i F**king Knew It! F**king Jets!" That's Part Of Loving Something. As Long As You Love It, You Have Carte Blanche To Critique It As Well, Of Course. That's Part Of Being A Fan Of Anything.