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It is Wednesday, May 13th. Our guest today is maybe the most prolific and celebrated creator in the history of

television. Try to figure out how many shows David E. Kelly has worked on. It's kind of impossible.

Dozens and dozens across five decades now. After starting his career as a lawyer, he came to

prominence as a writer and executive producer on L.A LA law. He was running that show at age 33,

and he soon began creating his own shows. At the Emmys in 1999, he won the top prize for

outstanding comedy series and outstanding drama series for Allie McBeal and The Practice. That's the

first and still the only time that has ever happened. More recently, he's run Big Little Lies, Nine Perfect Strangers, Goliath. I love that one, although he says in our chat

that it wasn't a great experience, presumed innocent. And he's got a new show. Margot's got

money troubles, currently airing on Apple TV, which marks the first time he's worked with his

wife of more than 30 years in television,

Michelle Pfeiffer.

Today is David E. Kelly recorded live at Puck's Stories of the Season TV event in Hollywood last week.

From The Ringer and Puck, I'm Matt Bellany and this is The Town.

Before I asked, was there another David Kelly in the Writers Guild when you joined?

Was that the E?

Not that I'm aware of.

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