Kevin Spacey Speaks at the MacTaggart Lecture in Edinburgh

The speaker reflects on their early career decisions, consulting Jack Lemmon about the 'Golden Age' of television. They explore the creative freedom of early TV, influenced by figures like James Mctaggart. The narrative shifts to the 'Third Golden Age' of TV, highlighting how shows like 'Hill Street Blues' paved the way for modern series by embracing complex storytelling and flawed characters.

In what way did the speaker's experience with the role of Mel profit turn out?

What were the concerns raised by NBC regarding Hill Street Blues?