I remember reading an interview with Black Flag in Rolling Stone back in 1984, at the time when they were growing their hair out and abandoning their original sound for a potent combination of spoken word and Montrose, and Henry Rollins said that they weren't about giving their audience what they want but rather what they NEED. It's taken 20 years, but I'm glad to see that Hollywood has finally embraced Rollins' philosophy, as evidenced by the ads I've started seeing this week for Scooby Doo 2 and The Whole Ten Yards. Interest in my script in which Paul Reiser, Matthew Modine, and Randy Quaid hang out at Roy Rogers and talk about divorced parenthood, Hello Emptiness, is shooting straight through the goddamned roof.