[12/08/06 - 02:23 PM] Interview: "The War at Home" Creator Rob
Lotterstein By Brian Ford Sullivan (TFC)   THIS WEEK'S GUEST:
"The War at Home" creator Rob Lotterstein.  Rob Lotterstein
thought his first job - as a staff writer on "Dream On" - would
be his last. A dozen jobs later, he still thinks his latest one
- as creator and executive producer of "The War at Home" - will
be his last. Nevertheless, as you'll see, he's genuinely
enthusiastic about his time on "War" and what lies ahead on the
show. I recently had the chance to sit down with Rob at his
Warner Bros. Television office, where we talked about the twists
and turns of his career, our mutual love of Sprague Grayden and
family comedies in general.  Brian Ford Sullivan: So how did
"The War at Home" come about?  Rob Lotterstein: I had a deal to
do a pilot at FOX. And that deal was made by Jeremy Gold who was
the former head of comedy development and has since moved on.
But he's a terrific guy and he... I had worked for many, many
years, almost 10 years,