When I think about the state of modern entertainment, I often find myself referring to an old episode of Family Guy. Titled Brian Griffin’s House of Payne, it perfectly describes the countless problems faced by original writers and creators if they want to make it in the entertainment industry. It first aired twelve years ago and now seems remarkably prescient.
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