We stray to Canada for this post.
TORONTO -- When "Parenthood" creator Jason Katims created the character Max Braverman — an intelligent, inscrutable, insect-obsessed youngster with Asperger's — he had in mind his own son, Sawyer, who was similarly diagnosed.
But while many are absorbed in the travails
of the mop-topped Max on the generously open-hearted family drama,
Katims' own teenaged son isn't among them.
"Everybody else in the
family watches it but he doesn't," the Emmy Award winner said in a
recent telephone interview, chuckling softly.
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