Subject: Steve Jobs. Possible video angle: The genius fired from his own empire before returning to save it.
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Steve Jobs built Apple around a simple but radical belief: technology should belong to ordinary people and feel natural in their hands. Yet the intensity that helped create the company also led to his removal from it.
This episode traces Jobs’s rise with Steve Wozniak, the breakthrough of the Apple II, the ambition of the Macintosh, and the power struggle with John Sculley and Apple’s board that ended in his 1985 departure. It then follows the uncertain years at NeXT and Pixar, where market setbacks, patient investment, and hard lessons prepared him for an unexpected return.
When a struggling Apple acquired NeXT, Jobs came back with sharper judgment and a ruthless focus on simplicity. A colourful 1998 computer, followed by the iPod, iPhone, and iPad, carried his original vision into a new era, making complex technology feel personal and intuitive.
The story leaves a striking question: was being forced out of Apple the failure that finally made Steve Jobs capable of saving it?