Why movies succeed and why they fail and why the phrase isn't "The name is Smith. James Smith."

If you've got a political point to make, and you're clever, you can pretty much sneak it into anything.

Rob talks about two of Los Angeles' favorite topics: politics and traffic.

Rob discovers that the most immature and impulsive segment of the population are old people who act like teenagers.

Inside the OODA Loop of television development. It's a military thing, which, surprisingly, really applies.

Why do TV shows have dumpy guys married to beautiful wives, and movies have really old dudes married to young women, but it's never the other way around? Rob senses a marketing opportunity.

Rob attends a meeting to come up with something really new and different. But it's meeting, so that doesn't happen.

Rob sends a shout out to the bankrupt Relativity Media company. Because a successful movie and an unsuccessful movie both employ the same number of people, so more movies, more better.