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“I really believe you have to make television with the belief that you're going to continue on. If you hedge bets and you catch yourself being measured, I usually find that's a bad sign. Maybe you know something that you don't want to know.”

Quote by David Eick

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David Eick
David Eick

David Eick, born on October 26, 1968, is an American television producer known for his work in science fiction and fantasy television series, such as 'Stargate Universe' and 'The 100'. His contributions to the field of television production have made him a prominent figure in the industry. more

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