like, holy smokes. so far, so far, you seem prescient. douglas schone, thank you so much. thank you, michael. let s see in facebook, twitter, all of the above. what do we have? i love you michael, stop trying to make this sound plausible, it ain t gonna happen. really? what is more plausible. mark halpern said on my radio show this week, the most plausible for today, 2024 is a rematch for 2016. is there anything more plausible than hillary versus the donald? i can t think of something more plausible. one more from social media. if we have time. as a democrat, i feel hillary rodham clinton s has come and gone.
and that s the main reason, you know, for doing it. i think that twin peaks, with the initial attention that it got, allowed all the other networks to say let s do something different. what was interesting about northern exposure. it was an odd sort of universe this guy s dropped into. it ain t gonna be long, where you ain t even gonna have to leave your living room. no more schools, no more ta tabernacles, no more cineplexes. you also had experimentation that set the stage for a lot of what came later. it s kind of hard to pin down what, exactly, the x files is. i mean, on the surface, it s a show about investigating paranormal activities. unidentified-flying objects. i think that fits the description, pretty well. tell me i m crazy.
of our dramas and wanted to try something brand new. this is the police. we have a warrant for your arrest. and so, his idea was to combine a gritty-cop show with a broadway musical. i saw one, in which a bunch of gang bangers were in jail and they began to sing life in the hood ain t no pizza pie. everybody die when the bullets fly. life in the hood ain t no pizza pie and i said, wait a minute. i thought, well, this is it. this is gonna be great. this is going to be as innovative, as anything i ve ever done. he s guilty, judge, he s guilty you could see it in his eyes, he did the crime and now he s got to pay it just it circled the drain.
students back in april. any white person that got in my way. like i did the world a bleeping favor. we are asking violent predator who thinks they are a superhero to accept responsibility. it ain t gonna happen. katie: the psychiatrist claims she was taking out taking out out of context and was taken metaphorically and yale is backtracking and saying those comments are antithetical of those values in the university reportedly restricted online viewing after it happened so it seems like the doctor needs a doctor. dana: this class she was teaching was one that would allow you to get your license
where s your medication? - ( slap ) - ( grunts ) ( muffled grunting ) you have taken a lot of risks in your life. you put down $3 million of your own money. you say, it s my way or the highway in terms of my movie. you try and sell a play when you ve never done anything like this before. and you live in a car and you struggle for five years. you are a major risk-taker. do you think of yourself that way? - cause i sure do? - i hadn t thought about it until you said it. cause for me, it just feels like i just always believed in betting on myself. that s what it i just i m gonna put my money on me because i know me. i m gonna do all i can to make it work. i m gonna go all out and i m gonna just be in it 150%, so if that makes me a risk-taker, then i guess so. spike lee, so he called some of your movies coonery and buffoonery. - how d you receive that? - in the beginning, i was really hurt by it and frustrated by it