Chrissie Swan

It is a massive loss.

And it just feels like it's just getting smaller and smaller.

You know, when I think of free-to-air television, certainly when I started in the biz and even as recently as a can of worms, which it's all a blur.

what years things happened for me.

It was between babies.

So it was maybe 12 years ago.

I think I did two seasons of that.

But yeah,

You know, the ratings dipped under a million and it was like, oh, my God, bring out the dead, you know, that this is really bad news.

A million people.

I mean, that's almost unheard of now.

Yeah, network executives would kill for those numbers today.

Yeah, and it just makes me sad.

It's like the little corner.

It feels like...

The corner store has just been engulfed by, you know, a big angry restaurant.

They are.

And I think it probably sounds crazy to some people, but the conversations that you had with someone on Sunday morning after hey, hey, it's Saturday or whatever, that fostered a regular

and measurable sense of connection.

And you were connected whether or not you had a conversation about anything with anyone, you were connected because...