Noah Hawley

And now the image is small and the sound is in the front, right?

But then, you know, she meets your friend, Jon Hamm.

And you guys want to grumble about Jon some more?

But she meets John and they have an affair and so the feelings get big and the screen opens up.

So I'm always looking for those sorts of things.

I think that the structure of a story should reflect the content of a story.

Some of it is how long you want to live with it.

And the other, you know, TV, we're interacting with the culture mostly in real time.

You know, you might be 18 months, a year away, like from writing to production, airing, whatever.

A book, you know, you might live with for five years.

A film you might live with for seven years before it hits the screen.

So it's sort of like...

Is this interesting enough?

Is this going to hold my attention enough?

Is there enough there for me to live with for that length of time?

And do I have enough to say?

Will, I feel like you're looking for some free ideas here.

I'm just saying, if you could DM me, all I'm saying is... What would it be, and can I produce it?

Yeah, I mean, there's always stuff, but again, I'm not dead yet.

Yeah, I think there are things, and there's scripts that I wrote that I love, and I wrote this novel before the fall, and Sony...