ABOUT THIS EPISODE
It's time for some simple and complex thinking about the qualities of simplicity and complexity. These are qualities which many would consider desirable in a script, but some might think are negative. We'll consider how a mix of the two can create great scripts, and applying them to concepts, stories and characters can ensure depth and dimensions, but also clarity and comprehension.
And it's a pretty short episode as it was the middle of a heatwave when Robin recorded it and he melted halfway through. So that's nice.
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