Ryan Murphy Expresses Concern That His Worst Creative Ideas Are Behind Him
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The Onion Staff
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Summary
Hollywood TV producer Ryan Murphy expresses concern that his worst creative ideas are behind him, fearing he may never again produce work as schlocky as his past shows like Monster, American Horror Story, and Glee. He reflects on having already cast Kim Kardashian twice and questions whether he's reached his creative low point.
Key quotes
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I've already cast Kim Kardashian twice—where else is there to go?
Was All's Fair my peak low? I hope not.
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