The writing is what's most important to me.

Until I created my own shows, I had nothing but bad experiences on staffs.

If something's working, you lean into it. You don't fight it.

In a landscape where a 2.8 [demo rating] keeps you on the air, you can maintain that just by treating your fans with respect.

I never went after character payments. I'm pretty much terrible at naming characters, so I usually name them after people I know.

When you're on a staff, it's not your job to write what you think is funny. It's your job to write what the person who created the show thinks is funny.

By engaging someone for five minutes, you can make them a lifelong fan.