Rod had a notoriously brutal TV writing schedule, but was able to spin a few good yarns. It seems odd, but old stories like "What You Need" (s1e12), collaborat

Rod had a notoriously brutal TV writing schedule, but was able to spin a few good yarns. It seems odd, but old stories like "What You Need" (s1e12), collaborated works "To Serve Man" (s3e25) and "People Are Alike All Over" (s1e25) still seem to describe entering the senior realms of business. "The Lonely" certainly broke down the notion of compassion within the context of civilization. Like all Rods better work, it answers the question "who am I?" for the fictional character. Entertaining production for sure, but no one person should have had to carry that kind of workload =3