From My Own Internal Fanboy

I'm Not Glass-half-full, Glass-half-empty; I'm Like, "there's A Glass?"

It's Television. The Reality Of It Is, If You Go On The Boards And People Are Saying, "i Saw That Coming," Or "this Is Lame," Or "i Can't Believe They're Doing This Again..." Having Been One Of Those People Myself, I Know Better, And Try To Avoid It.

I Look At Myself More As A Storyteller Than A Screenwriter, As Pretentious As That May Sound, But That's What Really Attracts Me To Ted Talks. For Me, The Really Effective Ones Are Being Presented By Expert Storytellers.

Just Put Your Best Foot Forward And Hope For The Best. You Also Have To Acknowledge That You're Going To Make Mistakes.

Everything I've Ever Been A Fan Of, Whether It's Star Wars Or The New York Jets, I've Also Been Very Hard On At Times. It's Sort Of Like, I Go To A Jets Game, I Want Them To Win, But The Minute They Fumble The Ball, I Go, "i F**king Knew It! F**king Jets!" That's Part Of Loving Something. As Long As You Love It, You Have Carte Blanche To Critique It As Well, Of Course. That's Part Of Being A Fan Of Anything.