GeorgeDouglasMcFly

Only about half of Citizens' Commission has identified themselves; you got away from the FBI in '76 without any definitive identification. Why come forward now?

STOMP blew my mind as a kid in New York, and I've been fascinated with it ever since. I was wondering about the collaborative process on the show. Since the ensemble has to work in such close harmony, was there an evolution to the bits when a new cast member joined? Or was it more static and everyone just had to keep up?

Good lord, am I glad that Allison brought me back to your floor after that party. Meeting you guys was among the ten best things to ever happen to me.

Orphan Black seems so free of any interference, like you're making exactly the show you want to make. Given the international nature of the show, being part of the BBC megalith, is there any ever any outside pressure to make the show more accessible?

Also, thanks for adding to seriously smart sci-fi on TV. I can't wait for the premiere.

Here's one for /u/JacksonLanzing and #TwitterlessDavid in absentia. I'm loving your new run on Ninja Turtles, especially since you take the potentially less-powerful April and turn her into a resourceful and cunning character. What's the input like when you're working with a still-going Nickelodeon property? Is there any line you have to walk or stories that you're fed from the network?

Also: do you still have caffeine flashbacks from working at Starbucks way back when? --M.