The Watch 'Reservation Dogs,' 'Bluey,' and the Value of Creative Originality. Plus, 'Sandman' Showrunner Allan Heinberg.
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Aug 11, 2022 
Allan Heinberg, the talented showrunner of "The Sandman," known for his prior work on "Sex and the City" and "Grey's Anatomy," dives deep into the world of creative originality. He shares insights on adapting Neil Gaiman’s iconic comic book series, emphasizing the challenges of honoring the source material while crafting a compelling narrative. They also explore the emotional richness in shows like 'Reservation Dogs' and 'Bluey,' celebrating their unique storytelling and cultural impact. A fascinating discussion on the artistic journeys behind beloved series unfolds!
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Value of Creative Originality
- Original shows like "Reservation Dogs," "Industry," and "Bluey" give a unique, alive feeling to TV storytelling.
- They offer risks and surprises, unlike IP-based shows with set expectations.
Impact of Reservation Dogs
- "Reservation Dogs" deeply moves with its authentic portrayal of reservation life and subtle emotional storytelling.
- The show's unique tone makes it a standout favorite for Andy Greenwald this year.
Why Bluey Shines
- "Bluey" is a magical, honest, and deeply inventive Australian kids show that captures real family dynamics.
- It features children as real people and original music, making it enjoyable for all ages.