Eric Kripke

In this discussion, Eric Kripke, the acclaimed writer and showrunner known for *Supernatural* and *The Boys*, shares his journey from short films to leading successful series. He dives into the art of multi-season storytelling and the intricacies of crafting impactful finales. The conversation also explores the adaptation challenges of bringing classic characters like Tarzan to life and the nuances of developing character-centric episodes. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of visual storytelling and maintaining consistency in adapting comic book narratives.

We discuss how to write stories for TV/film and how to break into Hollywood.

Eric Kripke, creator of the hit series The Boys and Supernatural, delves into the darkly comedic world of his superhero saga. He discusses the show's sharp commentary on both superhero culture and contemporary American politics, reflecting the nation’s divided landscape. Kripke reveals the unique challenges of crafting a satisfying conclusion for beloved characters like Billy Butcher and Hughie Campbell, while navigating the expectations of fans. Expect insights on adapting comic narratives, societal themes, and the peculiarities of his outrageous storylines.