I Have Found, Unfortunately, That If I

Hire People You Get Along With, And Then Let Them Do What They Do Best.

I Feel Like Great Ted Talks Are Ones That Are A Little Bit Subject To Interpretation, That Do Provoke Further Conversation - And Potentially Controversy.

Some Of The Things I Love The Most Are When A Writer Or A Visionary Takes On Sort Of An Iconic Character And Then Spins It. Like With Frank Miller, Batman Was This One Thing For Basically Forty Years, And Then Frank Miller Came Along And Said He Can Also Be This Other Thing. And Christopher Nolan Came Along And Said He Can Also Be This Other Thing. The Idea Of Taking Iconic Comic Book Characters Or Superhero Characters Or Mythic Characters And Subverting The Genre Or Coming Up With A New Idea Is Something That's Really Interesting To Me.

If You're The Guy Who Basically Shows Up With Coal At The Locomotive, They Will Put It In The Train. Like, They Won't Even Assess Whatever Or Not It's Good Coal. Just Throw It In There.

Look, We Can Definitively Agree That Cable Is Far Superior To Network. That Isn't To Say That There Can't Be A Great Network Drama Or Comedy That Makes 20-plus Episodes A Year. We Know That There Are, And There Have Been.