ite fish. if you throw enough at the wall, you will hit a bull s eye. but is there something about your writing process where you do try and predict the future? we write the episodes about one yearin we write the episodes about one year in advance so we try to be ahead of ourtime, year in advance so we try to be ahead of our time, but people have told us that they do wish we could make some good predictions of things that they want to happen, so we need to work on that. are there any plotlines that you would like to come true, such as a city trapped under a dome? that hasn t happened, but stephen king did write the book under the dome after that. and there is a particular hero, homeowner, who would you say is a modern day homer? i would say a lot of americans are a modern day homer, that is why they are popular in the uk,
government which tracks these incidents list three derailments, although it s unclear if today s incident is included in the count there. i have a tough question for you. i know you follow this stuff so i m following a dart here and hoping i hit a bull s-eye. do you have any sense of the train, the engine, the back of the train. would that any anyway add to the severity or the problem with making a sharp turn at high speeds? you know, i m going to defer to the investigators as far as what may have caused this because it is so early in this investigation. so it s really hard to say. i know that there are reports out there about this sharp turn, that the train was forced to make. but there are so many other factors that they re going to have to look at. i mean, we just simply do not know at this point, so i dare not venture into trying to