Hi all,
I don't watch much TV, but have found myself being asked to write a pilot treatment for an novel adaptation. So, I'm watching and reading a lot of pilots, but one major concern I have is that I don't want to jump between different character's POVs. By that, I mean most serialized shows seem to have a few sets of characters that act individually, but occasionally intersect. The Killing follows the cops, the Larsens and the Mayor. The Wire follows the cops, the criminals and the politicians. Game of Thrones...jesus.
Are there many, or any successful hour-long dramas that for the most part never leave the POV of the main character?
I don't watch much TV, but have found myself being asked to write a pilot treatment for an novel adaptation. So, I'm watching and reading a lot of pilots, but one major concern I have is that I don't want to jump between different character's POVs. By that, I mean most serialized shows seem to have a few sets of characters that act individually, but occasionally intersect. The Killing follows the cops, the Larsens and the Mayor. The Wire follows the cops, the criminals and the politicians. Game of Thrones...jesus.
Are there many, or any successful hour-long dramas that for the most part never leave the POV of the main character?
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