The speaker talks about the excitement that autistic Kelvin and other characters brought to season one of a TV show and how it has yet to be surpassed by season three, despite the popular belief that the latter is the superior season.
In a podcast, a guest explores the challenges and decision-making process involved in playing morally questionable characters and highlights the importance of a well-written script.
The speaker discusses cancelled shows and community with the podcast host, joking about their age and mentioning their previous meeting at a show.
The speaker talks about becoming addicted to a TV show and getting caught up in it, even if they initially put it on as a background show.
The speaker talks about their discovery of their newfound love for the show, Colombo, and how it serves as a totem of consistency in their life.
Succession showrunner, Jesse Armstrong, discusses the importance of creating flawed characters that audiences can relate to, even if just for a moment. He also delves into the challenge of balancing a character's awareness and unawareness of themselves.
