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If You're Not Connected Emotionally To A Story, Then You're Dead. You're As A Filmmaker Really Just Opening The Door For People To Lose Interest And Their Minds To Wander, For Them To Start Picking It Apart. That's What People Will Do, People Will Naturally Tear Stuff Apart Because They're Trapped With It, They Paid Money For It. And They Came Into It Wanting To Love It. So All You Can Really Do Is Piss Off The Audience. Unless You Do Things Right.

I Mean Ally Mcbeal Was Sort Of The Closest Thing I Can Think Of To Kind Of Being A Comedy-drama But That Had Its Own Kind Of Style That Meant It Got Kind Of Big Sometimes. But It Was A Great Show.

I Was A Standup Comedian, Which Is Kind Of Like Writing And Directing Yourself.

What You Want Is The Thing That Critics Love And Audiences Love, But That's The Hardest Thing To Do.

What You Never Want To Do Is Have A Story That Doesn't Track Emotionally, Because Then You're Going Joke To Joke And You're Going To Fatigue The Audience. The Only Thing That's Going To String Them To The Next Joke Is How Successful The Previous Joke Is.