Dan Levy

You can't expect an audience to cry for a character when they just met them.

Right.

That comes with time, but time is the hardest thing to find now in entertainment.

Well, we were just lucky in the sense that we had a network in Canada that really needed us.

And we had a teeny, tiny, teeny, teeny, tiny network in America that needed us.

It was called Pop TV.

It was the former TV Guide Network.

That's right.

It was a standard definition grid of what television was on TV.

By the time it flipped over to Pop and we were on TV, we were in standard definition in most homes.

When like standard definition, when people's TVs.

We were in, yeah.

Your TV was HD.

We were like, it was like watching an episode of Sex and the City.

Right.

We just found a spot that like, we found places that wanted us.

And that's how we were able to stay on the air.

I think if we were on an actual network, we would have been canceled immediately.

I think you have to believe in people.

That to me is like, we've lost that relationship between, uh,