I have a few ideas for possible TV dramas, but for now, since the odds of an original series concept selling out of the gate are just about slim to none, these would be just samples for if I was to gain representation. One is Katrina-related, about a mother and daughter who attempt to make a new life for themselves after Katrina, and encounter racial tension as well as romantic intrigue. The other is a limited run web series about an ex-con, who, having turned straight and now married with children, moves to a new neighborhood, and finds that he is being spied on in his own home by a figure from his past. Someone told me when I tried to describe the Katrina idea that it wasn't "high concept" enough, that it needed something extra. He suggested that the mother/daughter, upon having become victims of a crime, change their names and begin a new life as part of the witness protection program, which I immediately dismissed as far-fetched and somewhat outrageous. He said "the era of the family drama is over" and what audiences want is "escapism". Does any potential idea for a TV series have to be "high-concept" or no one will watch? I'm just not sure what to think about this.