Cal Brunker

The structures are so clear and consistent from episode to episode that it really, it pulls them in and they're able to feel comfortable and confident in that world of storytelling.

The structure of the show is really quite smart in how they go about every rescue that takes place. Ryder tells... the pups, what they're going to do, and then they show up and they do the same thing that he's just told the audience. So I think the participation level from a child is able to be so much more because it's less surprising.

Chase has got a backstory. And I mean, at its highest level, Chase believes that being scared means he's not a hero. And so he shouldn't be part of it. And he learns that heroes get scared too, but keep going. That's what makes them heroes.

It feels like it, doesn't it? With the boulevard. The dividers.