> From an interview with Dr. Tyson early last year (or late 2012), Seth
> McFarlane's success at Fox (with, yes, three shows of bathroom humor) gave
> him the clout to get them to take on the Cosmos reboot in the first place.
> He and Tyson have been friends for years, by all accounts.
Yep, I've invested my life in all the wrong things. They really should put
that in the brochure.
> writes
>
>
> I'm aware that being an executive producer can be as simple as, "here39;s a
> big pile of money, go and do great things, and don't forget to put my name
> on top."
>
> Still, for a guy that made a career out of making Peteh Griffin go, "HAH
> HAH HAH" to get a chance to go all elder statesman on us makes me think I
> invested my life in all the wrong things
>
> From an interview with Dr. Tyson early last year (or late 2012), Seth
> McFarlane's success at Fox (with, yes, three shows of bathroom humor) gave
> him the clout to get them to take on the Cosmos reboot in the first place.
> He and Tyson have been friends for years, by all accounts.
>
> McFarlane's success at Fox (with, yes, three shows of bathroom humor) gave
> him the clout to get them to take on the Cosmos reboot in the first place.
> He and Tyson have been friends for years, by all accounts.
Yep, I've invested my life in all the wrong things. They really should put
that in the brochure.
> writes
>
>
> I'm aware that being an executive producer can be as simple as, "here39;s a
> big pile of money, go and do great things, and don't forget to put my name
> on top."
>
> Still, for a guy that made a career out of making Peteh Griffin go, "HAH
> HAH HAH" to get a chance to go all elder statesman on us makes me think I
> invested my life in all the wrong things
>
> From an interview with Dr. Tyson early last year (or late 2012), Seth
> McFarlane's success at Fox (with, yes, three shows of bathroom humor) gave
> him the clout to get them to take on the Cosmos reboot in the first place.
> He and Tyson have been friends for years, by all accounts.
>