what is it? it s like of course, that reaches its peak depending on your opinion, with the kardashians. i hate you all. welcome to my family. there s something about watching someone who is maybe slightly like yourself, but more obnoxious. so evil. there s a lot of baggage that comes with us. but it s like louis vuitton baggage. you always want t. or more of a disaster. prostitution who are [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. there s something about watching that and going, yeah, god, at least i m not that. i look over, and i see like hair being pulled and all [ bleep ], oh, my god, how do i get in? you get the critics asking me, why are people watching that reality show? why are they watching the show? because they re entertained.
ham strung story wise almost instantly because we had to do 25 hours of lost in the first season. so we started communicating to abc. we re going to run out of flash back stories. call it, jack. you call it. and abc was adamant in saying, no, like, the show is a hit show. people love the flash backs. don t worry, you guys are great at it. just keep it up. are you okay, freckles? at the beginning of the third season of the show, we had our characters locked in cages. and i think looking back on it now, it was metaphorically how we felt. we felt we were locked in cages. around half way through the third season, abc says, okay, we will let you end the show. we re like, yes, thank god. they said, after ten seasons. desperate housewives launched the same year. it really was a huge boost for the network. they had two shows that
for years with these whores. she is stunning in that. it mattered to people what this couple was going through and i remember feeling a real sense of responsibility about that. and giving the weight to the scene that it deserves. what? you know what i don t understand, tony? what does she have that i don t have? suddenly here is this tv show that everyone is talking about, but you have to pay to watch it. you know, that s how good the sopranos was. people were paying just to see that show. the sopranos came along and completely re-established what the bar was. i honestly couldn t quite believe it, that television was communicating something that you don t might only see in the darkest moments and accurate
you want to know what the best thing about it is? the best thing it stops. in the year 2000 we get malcolm in the middle. a pivotal show not the least of which because it gives us brandt granlund son. this is a single camera comedy. around here being smart is exactly being radioactive. single camera comedies were funny and the fact you could shoot them like movies and they could be terrific every week yep, class president felt really good. later that night i had a dream. you know, critics loved that because it was something new. it was something that they weren t expecting. you should see the traffic. the only thing moving is the car pool lane. hey, daddy, you on a date with mama?
pull the trigger! pull the trigger! dam you! the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch your breath. 24 was really the first binge show, if you think about it. there were a lot of people in the later years of 24 that would only buy the dvds. do you think he ll come after you. yeah. a lot of subtleties and complexities the story tellers had been doing, my god, this is blowing my mind, i can see it now because i just watched three in a row. battle star glallactica was show made in the 1970s. it was a good idea. civilization had been destroyed, humanity is on the rung. what happens next? years later sci-fi channel said what if we take it seriously? madam president, we have to eliminate the olympic carrier immediately.