One day after exiting as Sony TV chief, Steve Mosko said his seemingly abrupt departure was a long time coming.
“It’s been brewing for awhile,” Mosko said Thursday evening during a sit-down interview at the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills, when he was asked to explain the end of his 24-year run at the studio behind such series as “Breaking Bad,” “Better Call Saul” and “Outlander.”
“It’s time to do something different,” Mosko told interviewer Michael Schneider of Indiewire. The executive said he just turned 60 and has been thinking about other career paths. “In life, if you’re not 100 percent in on something, you need to move on.”