Caitlin Green

And I just thought this is a rare, this might be a rare moment where television is doing something good for humanity.

Not everyone's going to want to watch this.

It's obviously kind of somber and touching and you may not want to go there.

You may just want to watch another episode of the office, which is, which is also understandable and,

But I like this and I thought this is a nice this is a nice little something they're doing.

They stole the right content from Denmark with this one.

It's true.

And we really avoid death a lot.

And I certainly understand why.

But when you realize that it is this inevitable part of your life, ironically, that you will be touched by, you will lose people you love, you will lose things, you will experience grief.

I think avoiding it altogether makes us all the more ill-equipped to deal with it in the first place.

And so having these living obituaries from these pretty cool people, I really enjoy what they're doing.

Exactly.

Yep.

I think that's what happened.

And I don't know that anyone other than Brad Falchuk, the creator of this version of the show knows who else is going to be coming up, but I think that he's, he's working pretty hard and he's married to Gwyneth Paltrow and he is a, by all accounts, he's a big name in Hollywood, big producer.

And everyone says that he is like this kind magic rare person who everybody loves.

And that's why he's so particularly well-equipped to make this type of show.

Hey, I will not tolerate Gwyneth's slander in my presence.

I love her.