Allan Hawco

And I feel like from a television storytelling perspective, you know, back to Caitlin's question earlier, from an international perspective, why are we landing?

I feel like the real answer to that is we're landing in a domestic way that we didn't for a very long time in this country.

And we're competing domestically for an audience.

Like my show, St.

Pierre is fantastic.

It goes toe-to-toe with any American show that's on against it from a linear perspective.

I mean, we're talking about actual viewers, right?

And Doyle was as successful as it was.

It was before streaming.

And we're very close.

We're within a real striking range to the same amount of numbers from linear viewers as we were in 2010 for Doyle, which is crazy because that was a million-plus viewers per week.

And now we're coming close to that with St.

Pierre Weekly, which is...

Insane.

You can't plan it.

You know, we were, you know, we're not quite at a million from a linear perspective, but we're pretty freaking close.

And I think that's a big thing too, is like,

If it resonates, if we're speaking to Canadians with stories they want to hear and all that, that helps promote the star system.

But then there's this space.

I go to Vancouver.