…and, according to Louis C.K., recharge after the exhaustion of producing-writing-directing all those short little episodes that won LCK all those Emmy noms and the Big Statue itself for Best Comedy Writing.
Looks like LCK’s a little stressed out by his recent success. According to Jon Weisman on Variety.Com:
Or, if you must, three: RUBY SKYE, P.I.
The new season of award-winning tween web series, RUBY SKYE, P.I., premiered yesterday, October 10, 2012. But don’t worry. You didn’t miss anything. Cuz you can see the whole episode right now:
“We do it for love. But that doesn’t mean we should turn down the money.” Old Writerly Saying
…By which I mean I’ve spent almost a year arguing about the show with my associates here at TVWriter™ . They love it. I, well let’s just say I haven’t watched it all that much because when I did all I felt was disdain. Specifically, disdain for characters the show kept telling me where brilliant at their jobs but who, when I saw them, performed those jobs like inept, untrained idiots.
I would’ve fired everybody: Carrie, Saul, Brody. And, of course, the writers who revealed their immense ignorance of the not just how intelligence organizations like the CIA run, but of how the wheels of real life spin around.
‘Cuz we’re all rivals, don’tcha see? And any piece of the pie you get is that much taken out of ours. But you need friends to help you if you’re ever going to make it, so read on and find out what to do:
How to Win Over Someone Who Doesn’t Like You – by Dorie Clark (Forbes.Com)
Does your co-worker scowl every time you walk by? Is that guy in your networking group consistently aloof? Sometimes, for no clear reason, someone may decide they dislike you—and if you want a more comfortable work environment, it’s up to you to change the dynamic. So what can you do to disarm a cranky colleague?