So what inspired Tina Jay to adjust the film in 1981 "Four Seasons" for Netflix? Jay, Lang Fisher and Tracey Wigfield, both of whom worked together with Jay as "30 Rock" writers who approached 2013sat down with Hollywood reporter Let's talk about what it was like to make the series, and obviously, Jay, who loved the film as a kid, was trying to do this for a long time.

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"I've been chasing him for a long time, for more than five years," Jay said. "I would talk to Alan (Alda) early, he got his blessing to follow it and I think Universal thought they had the rights and then we all realized ... we didn't do it. So it was the process of getting the right people to log out."

"We were talking about a play that the three could have done together, and Tina mentioned the film several times," Fischer added. "Finally, we were like, 'OK, we'll see the movie!' Tracy and I were immediately like: "This is a great premise for a play." "(The concept of" four seasons " Whether Work really like miniseries, especially when each of the four seasons gets the luxury of two episodes.) As for Wigfield, she feels optimistic when she realizes that Jay will work behind and in front of the camera for the series. "Knowing Tina, you will act in this is what excited me because she felt tonightly different from everything you would do before. It's grounded, it gets deeper emotional things. It's an adult, more true for us, because Lang and I came from high school shows," said Wig. She was working on the reboot "Saved by Netflix", and Fisher was a co-creator of The big "I've never ever ever ever had."

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Outside that, Jay said that a softer, gentler approach and the overall show And The way they fired was a huge draw for her: "The appeal to me is that, the older the shooting experience is. Fisher continued that thought, saying, "Now, people love mildness, and I think you get it here. Because the world is full of horrors." Of course, Jay had to be thrown into the final joke, withdraw: "Please, don't hold it against us what we had been doing well to do this."

Well, will the "four seasons" continue last season 1? It has not yet been restored by Netflix, but Fisher thinks it can easily end up or Continue. "I feel like we saw it in both ways," Fischer said. "It can be a great limited series, but we have ideas if it goes on. It's a question whether we can bring the whole actor back and we want to see what these guys would do next. I think you wouldn't ever do it as an anthology. I think you want to see these special characters."

The "four seasons" are now moving to Netflix.