Cy would love True Detective season 2. Bet Al is more of a Fargo fan.

To some degree, I hope it doesn't. Even if you're writing the last few episodes while you're shooting, the writers get to discover new things as they shoot and see footage/people's reactions to it. Give them a sense of what is working/what isn't and what they might be able to change or grow. A luxury not held by…

As television continues to grow as a writer's medium and the main creative voices are more in the public eye, how do you see the role of the showrunner changing/evolving?

Yeah, I'm not saying that the show should be an exploration of Hispanic culture. I'm just saying that the show takes place in LA, where there are more Latinos than there are white people and the only ones we see are rapists, vicious murderers, torture victims or the target of Frank's racism. And in all of that, we get…

No, I know that and I left this out of my first comment because I don't want people to hold back how they feel one way or the other, but I am also Hispanic and it doesn't necessarily like burn me up inside, I just think it's fucking lazy.

Ray goes to meet with him in jail. He's played by Marco Rodríguez, character actor maybe most recently recognizable as Kenny's coach from season 2 of Eastbound & Down.

To some degree, I do hate to be "this guy", but can we talk for just a second about the depiction of Hispanic people this season?

Joe and Prince Avalanche

Except Robert Rodriguez still does Machete films and his TV series. He might have a Spy Kids and now Jonny Quest franchise, but he never strays too far from his roots.

Too obvious to say Chris Nolan?

Yes, actually! I guess I wasn't considering DLC in my thought, but you're right, we do have that. I'm just over here being greedy.

Don't think this really counts but I would have really loved another Levine/Irrational Games Bioshock.