![]() I just like seeing how stories can bounce off each other and combine. And I don’t know, it’s just the only way I know how to tell a story. “It just sort of developed on ‘Seinfeld’ for me. I’ve often said that it feels like a puzzle,” he said. ![]() “That’s how we put it together, like a puzzle. One of the great hallmarks of David’s comedic style is penchant for tying seemingly disparate, unrelated plot threads together cleverly, surprisingly and unfailingly hilariously, both in individual episodes and in the overall arc of a season, and he reveals that he’s always been drawn to the storytelling challenge. “After a couple of episodes, I’ll feel like, ‘All right – I think we can do this!’ And then we’ll call HBO and say, ‘All right, we’re going to do it.’ That’s pretty much how it works.” ![]() And then if we like it, we’ll start writing,” David explained. ![]() “I’ll sit down with Jeff Schaffer, who is our director, and I say, “Do we want to do one? What have we got?” And we’ll go over some big story ideas, a season arc. ![]()
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