Showrunner Alex Metcalf explains why the Showtime drama could have a second season — but why it likely wouldn't be about Harvey Weinstein.
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The decision to make the series run seven episodes didn't happen immediately. "Honestly it was a combination of a lot of factors. I mean, originally this show had been 10 episodes, then eight episodes, then nine episodes, then eight episodes, then seven episodes. We worked with the story in a number of different iterations to find the right number," Metcalf said.
While that moment, he said, was not exactly what they originally imagined for that sequence, "it still fulfills everything we wanted about that image, which is Roger essentially sad and alone, having lost his empire, watching the rise and triumph of the candidate that he helped put on the throne," Metcalf said. "The ironic balance of that always felt really important to us.
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