By revolutionized you mean go back to having complex multiple storylines that tell an overarching theme. That’s how you can tell TV writing is in such a sad state when doing what was normally the bare minimum before vs the lazy writing that’s no better than a lazy D&D campaign of go find the McGuffin that will stop the universe from ending or will destroy the universe take your pick. That we see in most franchise storying telling. I know it’s not everything and there is some good stuff out there. But star wars and star trek other than andor is boring as all hell.
By revolutionized you mean go back to having complex multiple storylines that tell an overarching theme. That’s how you can tell TV writing is in such a sad state when doing what was normally the bare minimum before vs the lazy writing that’s no better than a lazy D&D campaign of go find the McGuffin that will stop the universe from ending or will destroy the universe take your pick. That we see in most franchise storying telling. I know it’s not everything and there is some good stuff out there. But star wars and star trek other than andor is boring as all hell.
As a DM and once and former fan of TV, I attest and agree.