Caitlin Green

So it was a Danish format.

And I think the translation from the show from Denmark was like the last word, something to that effect.

But basically what it is, is people who I think might feel that they are towards the end of their life.

will sit down and record their last words.

So Jane Goodall did this.

Now, whether or not she was aware of the fact that she would pass on, she was obviously older.

And so she recorded an episode of the US version for Netflix.

And then the most recent one is Eric Dane, who'd been struggling with ALS for quite some time.

So he clearly knew that this was going to happen at some point.

And the idea is that these sort of celebrities and public figures record this.

And then after they pass, the episode releases like very quickly.

It's the same way that you'll notice a lot of media outlets will immediately have like an obit for a celebrity.

They have it all pre-written.

It's kind of like that, but it's like a lot more touching and heartfelt.

And so Eric Daines was released over the weekend.

It immediately goes viral.

And predominantly he is recording it for his two daughters.

And that's why it's really, really poignant and heartfelt.

And he has ALS, but I believe he recorded this a year before his passing, perhaps, just maybe under a year.

So I had watched it and I remarked to my husband that I thought he looked fabulous.