There Are No Normal People, There Are

I Have To Be Really Careful, Because I Have Nothing But Love For This Entity Known As "the Customer" In Entertainment. I Would Never, Ever, Ever Put Myself Above Them And Say, "they Don't Get It, But It's Funny, Believe Me." If They're Not Laughing, I'm Doing My Job Wrong.

When You Are In The 8 O'clock Position, You Can Either Be A Cultural Phenomenon, Or You're Endangered. It's A Tough Time Slot.

The Language We're Exchanging, The Fillings In Our Teeth, The Pavement On The Road Outside, Everywhere You Look, For Better Or For Worse, You're Going To See Evidence That Accepting Reality Is Not A Human's Tendency, And Not What We're Good At, And Not, In My Speculation, What God Or Natural Selection Hired Us To Do. We've Been Hired, By This Universe, To Dream, To Aspire, To Make Things That Weren't Real Real - And Because That Involves A Lot Of Failure, We're Damn Good At Doing That, Too.

I Don't Think It's Going To Be Possible For The Next Generation Of Writers To Tell Stories Without Telling Stories About Telling Stories.

I Say What's In My Head, And I'm On Honest Ground. That Is Worth So Much, And I Think It Does Make My Job, As A Writer, Easier. It Makes It Possible For Me To Give People Stuff That They Like.