Sure, I've seen these interviews and I have already talked a little to him too.
These are very interesting interviews nevertheless. I think the most interesting is this :
Quote:
Scott Wolf: Doing "TaleSpin" was pretty nuts for us because we had four Producers, four Assistant Producers, four prop designers, everything. We had a lot of difficulty with it. Great people, but a lot of difficulty, don’t you agree?
Ed Ghertner: I think all four Producers had their problems with it because there were so many people. We had to use everybody we could get our hands on. I think they pushed it into production faster than it should have been. It wasn’t locked down, there weren’t designs, there wasn’t a feel for the show yet. The story guys thought they had it but it really wasn’t, but it evolved into something that was okay.
I still think that, on the contrary, this is what HELPED the show getting so unique and so varied. If they had took more time to do it, I'm sure it would have been much more different and "formatted".
When I see all the big budget and big efforts Disney put into it, and how they badly consider it now, it's truly heart shattering. Why couldn't they support it throughout the years, like they supported "The Little Mermaid" for example? It was as successful at the time! (And now they won't even let a third party do a simple comic book, despite the success of other series...)
As for questions to ask him, I'll think of it and will let you know later.
