in a tree, lecturing about what they should do as their group. - nobody s working toward a particular goal not the silly little stuff about, oh, who s gonna sleep where? what are we gonna do? but, why are we here? - and underneath him was this woman, sue hawk, a truck driver. - i m a redneck, and i don t know corporate world law, and the corporate world ain t gonna work out here in the bush. - that was the show. - he walks around naked quite a bit. i think it probably bugs some of the guys. - whatever it takes to win here is the point. it s a game, and call it machiavellian, sure. - we had no idea that richard hatch would be the best thing to ever happen to survivor. [traditional woodwind music] - all around the country, people were on the edge of their seats, waiting for the final vote to be announced. - the winner of the first survivor competition is. [tense music] [cheering] - survivor sort of legitimized the genre. [upbeat music]
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happen to this person but then the show wouldn t be the show i m going to stay in dillon i m going to be a father of this baby and this family. i m going to coach high school football and you and are going to stay together and that s the way it is yes no. what do you mean? no. you got to go to austin. this is this is your dream. us what i m telling you that s what i m telling what we wanted it to feel like. was the audience was just being invited in to a very small town, very intimate setting that s why i don t want to be responsible nor do i want to have this baby be responsible for you not live in out your dream. and that s what you are my dream. walk with you all these years to get to this place. you and i together this is about just a couple trying to
- are you smoking? - nope. - yes, you are. i heard you. - i m no no, i m not. - look, forget you ll give yourself cancer and die a slow and horrible death. you should not be stinking up that new hearse. - i met with carolyn, and she said, i d like to do a show about a family that runs a funeral home, and something in my head just went, click. i thought, what a brilliant idea. - i m quitting right now. [spits] i promise. [clears throat] okay? i ll see you tonight. - i ll be home for christmas - alan ball comes up with a show with a perfect structure. each episode starts with the death of a character, and then that character s death is dealt with in a local family funeral home mortuary.
- you want to know what the best thing about childhood is? at some point, it stops. - in the year 2000, we get malcolm in the middle, and this is a pivotal show for a lot of reasons. - dude. - not least of which because it gives us bryan cranston, but because this is a single-camera comedy. - around here, being smart is exactly like being radioactive. - single-camera comedies were funny, and the fact that you could shoot them like movies, and they could be terrific every week. - yep, class president felt really good. but later that night, i had a dream. - you know, critics loved that because it was something new. it was something that they weren t expecting. [tense music] - [screams] - [shrieks] - oh, you should see the traffic. the only thing moving is the carpool lane. - hey, daddy. you want a date with mama? - get in the car.
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