The creators and showrunners from “Good Girls,” “Homecoming,” “Catch-22,” “You,” “The Walking Dead,” “The Chi,” “Ozark,…
The creators and showrunners from “Good Girls,” “Homecoming,” “Catch-22,” “You,” “The Walking Dead,” “The Chi,” “Ozark,” and “Star Trek: Discovery” for Variety‘s Writer’s Room panel. The scribes kicked off the talk about what aspects of their shows narratives prompt the most discussion in the room. “Good Girls” writer Jenna Bans jumped in and immediately said [...
“He’s making jokes about himself, though, wasn’t he?” he said to Variety at the world premiere of “Men in Black: International.” “Endgame” surprised almost everyone by introducing “Lebowski Thor” (as [...]Creators and showrunners from The Walking Dead,” “Star Trek: Discovery,” “The Chi” and more discuss the realities of writing for Hollywood.Variety’s Michael Schneider sat down with writer’s from “The Big Bang Theory,” “Broad City,” “The Other Two,” and more.
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