Space, he argued, was something as fundamental as a nation's water supply or a transport system.
Bochco was always keen to put one over on his network, even if it was something as silly as naming a Japanese character on LA Law Fukuto.
What I wanted was to write a gigantic series of books, where I didn't have to worry about budgets or shooting schedules or how fantastical the setting was, something as big as my imagination could make it".
I still remember Demme standing in the frame, arms folded, putting questions to his cousin and watching him at work, even if the matter in hand was something as prosaic as a pothole.
The executive director of the New York chapter of the institute for architects, Fredric M. Bell, wondered if the problem was something as simple as the quarter-inch gap between the door and the stall.
Consumers are increasingly asking a simple but discomforting question: Why, in a trading bloc notorious for regulating things like the shape of bananas and the font size on food labels, was something as simple as identifying the difference between a cow and a horse so difficult?
