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I nearly got shot

So... did the props department need a talking to, or did the director take "method acting" a little too far?

Originally I was building this as a house for my family. I was in the USAF but I never really wanted to make it deep military themed.

So in other words, you're making money off it now and when the apocalypse comes you already have a fully stocked bunker.

This is the only right answer I think, because if you have a replicator you can start building all the other stuff.

After getting into 3D printing and such though, I really feel for the unseen guys whose job it is to program the replicators to be able to perfectly produce anything anyone wants.

Do you ever find yourself constrained by publishing through Amazon? Is there any content that they've been unwilling publish, or is it entirely up to your own personal limits?

Since you mentioned you were going to pick up stragglers tonight, I was hoping to ask... do you have a vision of how to go about adapting for the TV show? I mean, you have a nine book series, and for most TV shows five to seven seasons is a good run. Is there a plan for what you want to condense, cut, rearrange, to be able to tell the whole story if you get a full run, or is it more along the lines of simply making the best season of television you can at a time?