http://pwtorch.com/artman2/publish/spotlightarticleboxcenter/article_62241.shtml
In general, though, did Vince care about storyline consistency? No, says DeJoseph.
"It would always be brought up. Logic would always be brought up, but sometimes it'd just be thrown right out the window. He'd sometimes say he couldn't even remember what happened three weeks ago, so how is the audience going to remember it? I think sometimes that was his thought…"
DeJoseph says the blame should be on Vince himself, and not the writing team, for the big gaps in logic, dropped storylines, and stream of aggravating contradictions. He says the writing team typically tries to fix any gaps in logic.
"I'm sure they're going to try or at least they've been pitching all week or they're going to try to explain something. I'm sure they have something in mind to explain it logically. If they don't that'll be interesting, too."
The attitude is Vince doesn't think it's ultimately important to business or the bottom line. "It's a big promotional thing that's going to get eyeballs on this TV show and I think that's what he thinks [matters]," DeJoseph says.
Pretty much why the storylines are really shitty and don't hold over long enough. Vince can't remember and assumes we can't either. Also, the former writer talks about what the plan was 5 years ago, when the limo exploded.