Chris Ryan

That being said, I don't see a lot of like in the wild, hey, by the way, this is on.

But I don't know that a lot of these streamers really participate in that outside of like, say, Paramount Plus, who really seem to try to make sure everybody knows that like Dun Ranch or whatever is on.

Well, I think that there's a lot of like...

kind of like we have kind of decided to moat this stuff.

And what matters is the service more than the show?

I thought it was really interesting.

We can get into Cape Fear here.

That Cape Fear was, I think, very wisely released in June as summer hits, as the temperatures go up, as people are looking for a sticky, indulgent, kind of high-end, trashy show to watch.

Mm-hmm.

And not for the Emmy consideration, which just ended, I guess, about a week ago.

I think voting opens this week, I believe, for the Emmys.

Because you would think Amy Adams, Javier Bardem, Patrick Wilson, these people would be like the kind of person you would put forward for an Emmy award.

That being said, I think this show, you can...

And we'll talk about – I watched two, Andy watched one.

We can talk broadly about it.

We don't want to, like, spoil things.

Obviously, it's based on, in some ways, one central story, but it's based on several different sources of material.

So Cape Fear is based on The Executioners, which is a John D. MacDonald novel.

The film starring Robert Mitchum from the 50s, I believe.

50s or early 60s.