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Lucia Soprano.

Prosecution rests.

I’ll politely point out that “science” keeps searching and testing for answers. We know the story is incomplete, and a lot of smart people are trying to find out more of the story.

David Milch, at his best, was the best.

J Michael Straczynski. He's niche, comics and sci-fi, but I'd argue that Babylon 5 is one of the great achievements of 90s TV.

From the UK, John Sullivan, who wrote Only Fools and Horses, Linehan, Horowitz keeps churning people pleasing tv, year after year. Is it highest quality? Maybe not. But the consistency is impressive.

You missed John from Cincinnati….

Josh should have ended up with Joey Lucas is all I'm going to say.

Deadwood.

Rome.

Carnivale.

The only it helped me was that doing my degree was easier because in the days before computers it was “read books, do exams”.

Easy as. My reading speed is decent, so I can assimilate information.

But intellectually curious people gravitate to reading, not the other way round, I think, at least for my generation.

There’s usually one writer. Not a room of writers.

Only in certain cultures. There's other cultures where's that's the equivalent of offering you outside for a fight.

You need to define happiness, and whether there is an definition of “truly happy” as opposed to “as happy as they can be given X, Y, and Z”.