Dan Fogelman

Everybody stop. He's back. I can't believe you guys have a live audience now. This is amazing.

Everybody stop. He's back. I can't believe you guys have a live audience now. This is amazing.

Everybody stop. He's back. I can't believe you guys have a live audience now. This is amazing.

Yeah, I mean, it was a lot. It was a lot on our writers, I think, and the people that were constantly in charge of distributing scripts. We were so anxious back then. In retrospect, it was probably a little silly. I don't know what we were worried was going to happen that one of the few people who had access to it was going to put it on the internet. I guess that's what we were worried about.

Yeah, I mean, it was a lot. It was a lot on our writers, I think, and the people that were constantly in charge of distributing scripts. We were so anxious back then. In retrospect, it was probably a little silly. I don't know what we were worried was going to happen that one of the few people who had access to it was going to put it on the internet. I guess that's what we were worried about.

Yeah, I mean, it was a lot. It was a lot on our writers, I think, and the people that were constantly in charge of distributing scripts. We were so anxious back then. In retrospect, it was probably a little silly. I don't know what we were worried was going to happen that one of the few people who had access to it was going to put it on the internet. I guess that's what we were worried about.

I'm less worried about it now because it's like everything's out there all the time. And so I just remember boards were constantly going down. Our writer's assistants were constantly taking pictures of things. We started realizing that every time we left our office, we were leaving the cards out everywhere that said what happened in the show.

I'm less worried about it now because it's like everything's out there all the time. And so I just remember boards were constantly going down. Our writer's assistants were constantly taking pictures of things. We started realizing that every time we left our office, we were leaving the cards out everywhere that said what happened in the show.

I'm less worried about it now because it's like everything's out there all the time. And so I just remember boards were constantly going down. Our writer's assistants were constantly taking pictures of things. We started realizing that every time we left our office, we were leaving the cards out everywhere that said what happened in the show.

And there were tour groups coming through, and that started freaking everybody out.

And there were tour groups coming through, and that started freaking everybody out.

And there were tour groups coming through, and that started freaking everybody out.

They're bringing tours through the writer's room.

They're bringing tours through the writer's room.

They're bringing tours through the writer's room.

I don't think they could go inside the office. But you know, those places are like, the temperature control in those places is terrible in those offices. So we're always having the windows open or closed depending on how hot or freezing it was in there. Because it was from 1892.

I don't think they could go inside the office. But you know, those places are like, the temperature control in those places is terrible in those offices. So we're always having the windows open or closed depending on how hot or freezing it was in there. Because it was from 1892.

I don't think they could go inside the office. But you know, those places are like, the temperature control in those places is terrible in those offices. So we're always having the windows open or closed depending on how hot or freezing it was in there. Because it was from 1892.

Yeah, and so we were sitting and taking such great care to protect the secrets and then realized there were tour groups just driving by with the windows open that could look right in the window and see everything.

Yeah, and so we were sitting and taking such great care to protect the secrets and then realized there were tour groups just driving by with the windows open that could look right in the window and see everything.