Chapter
The Disposability of TV
22:10 - 30:07 (07:57)
This episode talks about how TV shows can be disposable in the eyes of the people making them because if one episode is not great, they can always make the next one better, but they have to live with potentially regrettable moments as they know people will still be watching it years down the line. They also discuss the pressures of constantly writing funny content.
Clips
The hosts talk about their experience with writing and directing movies, and how they deliberately took time to learn and have now set aside distractions to focus on a new project.
22:10 - 24:54 (02:44)
Summary
The hosts talk about their experience with writing and directing movies, and how they deliberately took time to learn and have now set aside distractions to focus on a new project.
ChapterThe Disposability of TV
Episode"Seth Rogen"
PodcastSmartLess
The skills required to be a successful writer for movies and television can be very different, as each medium requires its own unique structure and storytelling techniques.
24:54 - 27:00 (02:06)
Summary
The skills required to be a successful writer for movies and television can be very different, as each medium requires its own unique structure and storytelling techniques. While some writers excel in both, many find that their strengths lie in one area or the other.
ChapterThe Disposability of TV
Episode"Seth Rogen"
PodcastSmartLess
The pressure of making good TV can be exhausting, but it's rewarding to know that the show will be viewed for many years to come.
27:00 - 30:07 (03:07)
Summary
The pressure of making good TV can be exhausting, but it's rewarding to know that the show will be viewed for many years to come.