How To Make A Sequel That’s Original But Honors The Original: A Conversation With “Quantum Leap” Showrunner Martin Gero
Hindu mythology and Jewish tradition both have original representations of the concept of time travel in the forms of images and oral storytelling. One of the first written accounts of transtemporal travel was a story by Edward Page Mitchell titled The Clock That Went Backward that ran in the New York Sun in 1881 and was […]
“Surrender, Forgiveness, And Foregoing Control” Martin Gero & Brendan Gall On ‘Keep Breathing’
Survival stories of ordinary folks yanked from the routine of their daily lives remain wildly popular on our screens. Characters are tested and forced to survive in isolation in a hostile environment, unsure if they’re ever going to be rescued. Keep Breathing, helmed by Martin Gero (Blindspot, The L.A. Complex) and Brendan Gall (The Lovebirds, […]
