How to pronounce “sheryl” in English

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: I thought that we might be a slow build, a sort of word-of-mouth show that caught on gradually.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: Exactly.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: Well, I can talk about the story part, and then Norman can talk about the look of the show.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: No, no.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: It all depends on the inflection, right?

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: And it was really important to us from the moment that we started the writers room, our goal was that everyone can see themselves in Serenity.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: Well, I adore Brian and Cameron.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: Hi, Heather.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: And I think what we said was, this is the show.

Sheryl and I, think it's OK to say, we had a somewhat different idea of the character

Sheryl, do you agree with that?

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: I do agree.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: It's thrilling when people are excited to stay up until 5:00 AM working.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: Oh my god.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: It's nice to have a crew that moves fast.

SHERYL J. ANDERSON: I was going to say that before we even brought Norman into it, the writer's room for this show

Sheryl Sandberg, who was one of the founding-- she was the founder of Women at Google, which was here, has just come out with "Option B"

Sheryl Sandberg, "Mark really does believe very much in transparency and the vision of an open society and an open world, and so he wants to push people that way."

Sheryl Sandberg acknowledged that she was very uncomfortable with this.

Sheryl Sandberg has done.

Sheryl may not like it.

Sheryl might not like it.

-Sheryl and I are sharing real human stories of struggle, and challenge, and transformation.

Sheryl covered energy and international markets for the "New York Times" among many other topics.

Sheryl wrote predicates.

Sheryl.

Sheryl Sandberg recently admitted-- just a few months ago, she talked about the TED talk she gave several years ago that launched Lean In.

Sheryl Sandberg was skeptical.

Sheryl Sandberg's talk was 72% stories.

Sheryl Sandberg started a movement is about 16 minutes.

Sheryl Crowe-- I also shot her first magazine cover, which was for "BAM."

Sheryl Sandberg.

Sheryl Sandberg and the cadre of women who are writing about the problems women have that are creating barriers for their success whether it's confidence or it's being bossy

And Sheryl and I have talked about, since the show has been finished, how excited we were that we were able to really actualize

So Sheryl, I don't know if you want to add to any of that.

So Sheryl? SHERYL J. ANDERSON: Well, we try to write dialogue so that it doesn't require a lot of work once we go to camera

And Sheryl, you always provided an open door that if you had any questions about the script or anything that didn't make sense or anything

And Sheryl's not that way.

with Sheryl Sandberg.

Because Sheryl Sandberg and I, she had asked me to do an event.

And Sheryl Sandberg herself called her on the phone and encouraged her to lean in and said, we want you here.

After Sheryl and I-- and Sheryl sends her regrets--

And Sheryl was actually the first Asian American to a Pulitzer Prize as well.

And Sheryl Sandberg did the first one when the book came out at the end of March in San Francisco, at the Symphony Hall.

that Sheryl Sandberg gave that led to a bestselling book that eventually sparked the movement.

and for Norman and Sheryl really navigating us through some tough water because it was a tough balance

But one thing that Sheryl told me is that the writing team had really discussed that, that Eric, even though his roots are in South Carolina,

Norman and Sheryl, this is based on books, but when you were going through the creative process, how

And I-- SHERYL J. ANDERSON: But it all depends on-- It covers a lot of purposes.