The TV Set

In the world of television production, Mike is an ambitious writer determined to bring his semi-autobiographical sitcom to life. However, he faces significant resistance in the form of Lenny, a network executive who prioritizes ratings over artistic vision. As Mike's vision crumbles under the relentless pressure from Lenny, the irony unfolds: every crude and reality-based suggestion made by Lenny improves the show's reception during test screenings. This seemingly perfect storm of creative differences forms the core of this film, exploring themes of artistic integrity, compromise, and the ruthless pursuit of ratings in an entertainment-driven society.