So the

only thing that existed were these things.

And most of them I was hired to write.

So he did it.

And then I was going back through them, and I realized there's like... there's like 30 features that I wrote that didn't get made.

And they were like actual features that some I just wrote on spec in the hopes of selling them and didn't.

Most of them I was hired to write and they just never got made.

Because suddenly, like, the world kind of opens up a little bit more.

i loved it

me too i'm thank you i'm i'm glad i that was um that was such an odd job for me because uh i my agent's said, David E. Kelly would like to meet with you.

And I was like, David E. Kelly? Because, you know, he's like an icon.

And I wondered why.

And then they said he read a script of yours, he liked it.

And it turned out that he had written the pilot of The Crazy Ones, which at the time was one hour.

Then they hired Robin Williams, who I guess David knew from where he lived.

You kept saying John.

So how did you become involved with the crazy ones? And what was it like to work with the Robin Williams?

Well, it was amazing.

What happened was my agents said, David E. Kelly would like to meet with you.

And David E. Kelly is an icon and all that.

And so I couldn't understand why.

And he had read a spec script pilot that I had written.

So I went and met with him.

How in the hell did you manage to spin that many plates?