[quote=&quot;Raphaël Lafarge&quot;:20iakfjk]Effectivement, la participation de Bendis au projet est assez intéressante...[/quote:20iakfjk]

Attention, dans une série l&quot;executive producer&quot; c'est pas la même chose qu'au cinéma, où ce sont simplement les gars qui filent le pognon et vont foutre des bâtons dans les roues des vrais auteurs pour que le film soit susceptible de rapporter plus. 

[quote=&quot;wikipedia&quot;:20iakfjk]under the unusual rules for establishing writing credits on television series (where writers are often credited as &quot;producers&quot;), the principal writer is almost always credited as an executive producer rather than the more descriptive title of &quot;head writer.&quot;

In television an executive producer might have more power than any other credited crew member â€” this is the case with the show runner. Generally, a show runner (still credited as an executive producer) is the creator of a series, or an influential staff writer on the show. His or her role is to guide the overall creative progress of the show's story over the course of a season â€” basically, the de facto creative director of the show â€” and all creative decisions (from casting to script approval) go through them. Usually, while there may be many credited &quot;producers&quot; and &quot;executive producers&quot; (with varying responsibilities) on a television series, there are just one or two in the position of show runner.

For these reasons, it is not unusual for TV shows to have three sets of &quot;Executive Producers:&quot; Traditional EPs (Production Executives, Financiers, etc.), Head Writer(s), and Show runner(s).[/quote:20iakfjk]

Bendis a pas juste &quot;participé&quot;, dans le sens atténué où j'ai cru comprendre ta phrase. Il était carrément à  la barre. d'où sans doute le Caïd black, la violence, les allusions...