In da House

[Sad Max]

Well, working on da House.

Just back from a very good meeting with the producers; I'll join them for a couple months to do some major revamp work, with the option to stay on for the next season if I so desire...

...really the most fun interview I have had for anything, in a long time. I wound up being called into the exec's office; the new book apparently made an impression. She was saying that she's not hiring anyone from now on, who doesn't bring one.

Always nice to know what you'll be doing, for the next few months.

 

[Batutta]

Are you referring to the show, House? If so, that's very cool. What kind of revamp? Or are you not at liberty to discuss?

 

[Sad Max]

Yeah, the show. It's an expansion and improvement and technical revision of the sets, which is not unusual for long-running series.

After which - if I stay - it will become more like the usual week-to-week of one-hour tv.

 

[Batutta]

Cool. I expect you to litter the set with the names of Dvxusers.

 

[Sad Max]

That will require conspiracy with the graphic artist.

It could happen.

Like the new sig, by the way.

 

[Charli]

Sad - last person I know who worked on 'House' slipped on that dang black floor. If you ever get on set, watch out for that floor, it will kill you. Good news, so happy for you, you show them you got skills!

 

[Sad Max]

Watch out for the black floor - got it.

 

[HorseFilms]

Congrats, Karl! That's one of our favorite shows.:beer:

 

[Sad Max]

My folks dig it, too. I have yet to watch it, myself.

 

[Mattykins]

Congrats. Might I ask what this book was that you were speaking about earlier?