Chris Ryan

We're just getting ahead of the curve here.

Stuff rattling on the shelves.

That's like, I was kind of thinking about that because we're about to talk about these two episodes of Widow's Bay that have been coming out.

It's a weekly episodic drop and the way in which one episode can build on another and now like, I think anticipation for the sixth episode of Widow's Bay will be at like this fever pitch after these last two.

And you just don't get that with this.

And in some ways, I feel like they almost write these shows knowing that.

I'm not sure some of these things get sold to Netflix and may get recut lately, but this was probably, I think, if it comes from the Duffers, brought through the Duffers deal that they had with Netflix for the pre-existing one before.

Yeah.

It really does feel like if you cut together all of the domestic...

Alfred Molina scenes of him having reveries of his late wife, played by Jane Kazimeric.

Kazimeric.

Yeah.

Or Alfre Woodard sitting at her breakfast nook kind of thinking about stuff.

That's this domestic drama that I don't know if you would be able to distinguish necessarily episode one from episode three because there's a lot of repeated kind of gestures and scenes.

But then all the stuff that's like,

lore and the weirdness of this stealing the rose quartz yeah and all of gina davis's stuff from her arts and crafts studios getting stolen and there is like you said don't worry darling like a little bit of a stepford wives element to what's going on with the guy who runs this place yeah exactly

All the stuff with Seraphim, which, you know, is a, like, basically alien presence angels, which is what they call their Alexa in this place.

And all of the condos are kind of hardwired with this.

Everybody's got their little special skills.

Or they can feel like you're having, you know, maybe you're starting to have dementia.