Susanne Daniels

The author's intimate relationship with The WB (she was head of programming for quite a while) ruins any sense of objectivity the book tries to give. Her obvious favoritism towards the WB over UPN often makes the book have a largely unbalanced feel to it. She'll spend many pages nostalgically talking about the joys of helping to create Dawson's Creek, but then only give a few paragraphs to an entire year at UPN.

Still, the story itself is interesting, telling a lot about how the television industry works (or doesn't). If only someone not so intimately connected to the subject matter had written it, it might have been much less frustrating a read.… (plus d'informations)