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I've seen this show before. i've seen that movie before. >> we're talking about making a case that puts mackie behind bars a long time. >> then you get to the end of the tie lot and vick shoots terry in the face. >> there was some thought that hbo shows did well because they had no commercials. so when a basic cable show like "the shield" that did have commercials found an audience, all 6of a sudden it just opened the door and other original programming sprung up, like nip/tuck. >> when you stop striving for perfection, you might as well be dead. >> and "rescue me." >> you son of a bench. >> a...

A manager said, oh, i have this great script set in the advertising world in new york. it's been around for eight years, and nobody has bought it. everybody's passed. >> advertising is based on one thing, happiness. >> don draper is a master of the universe ad executive in the early 1960s, manhattan. but he's actually secretly a man named dick whit man. he has stolen the identity of the real don draper due to an incident during the korean war. he was living another man's life, but he's battling his own demons at the same time and we're seeing him rise and fall over the course of the 1960s. >> ...

[ bleep ] left. >> ian mcshane's character al swearingen steals the show lock, stock and barrel from everybody else. you kind of want to go in the slosa loon and have a drink and engage him in conversation. would that be a good idea? if i say something wrong, i'm going to get my guts cut out with a buoy knife. he scares you and attracts you at the same time. that's a weird thing. >> can we see your -- >> my stepdad i hated vampires, but we don't. >> i think "true blood" was an enjoyable beach read with blood all over it. >> suck it. >> oh. >> you say, it wasn't meant to be taken seriously. it ...

And getting kind of stale. >> you guys play the most important part, the live studio audience. >> now, there is no form of television that makes as much money for the networks as multi-camera tv shows. [ laughter ] >> we write a for-camera show, we write it, direct it, form it, rehearse it like a studio audience. when someone gets a laugh on that stage, they actually hold as you do not in real life, as you do not in single camera. you are holding for that laugh. [ laughter ] >> it's an abstract. >> not abstract enough. >> you've done an amazing job. >> it looks like something, though. what doe...

>> get in the car. >> curb came because larry wanted to do a special. it was his -- but he would only make it with the stipulation that if he didn't like it, he could buy it back. lucky for us, he liked it. >> are you trying to act like you're not with me? >> i'm not fryitrike to act likm not with you. don't you dare do that. >> the actors wouldn't get an outline for the show. they wouldn't even read what the scene was about. >> judy! judy! >> judy. >> oh, my god. >> by the way that's correct shelf coming down was not planned. that shelf really did come down, and larry and jeff just acted thei...