BRUCE HELFORD: Yes, we tried to build in as many different dynamics as possible. We did 10 episodes and, if it reaches a certain ratings level, then there’s an automatic 90 more. Usually that’s in a five-year period that you play that over with regular network shows. This will happen over the period of two years, which is much shorter. So, I knew that I would have to have lots of different branches on the tree to go to. As we go on, you’ll see in the first 10, we explore things between the patients, between Charlie and the individual patients, between Charlie and his ex, and between Charlie and his daughter. There are a lot of places to go. It’s very exciting to have that many good actors that you can have him interact with.
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