David Bluvband

It fluctuates very frequently, but the top 10 are usually ones that I've shared with my parents, specifically my mom.

Watership Down is one that I watched with my mom as a kid.

It used to come on around Passover, Easter time,

time on TV.

Because it has a bunny rabbit.

Yeah.

It's just like the rabbit motif is like, okay, it's this time of the year.

We'll air Watership Down on a Saturday afternoon on WPIX.

So I had the tape.

We taped a lot of stuff as a kid.

And that was another thing, like satisfying hearing the episode is the passing of cassette tapes back and forth.

Because that's such a familiar sound to me.

It makes sense for what he would – for the equipment Lewis probably would have had.

Right.

He would have mastered it on a thicker VHS tape, a professional – Which also speaks to like – because my dad used to be really into tech, but his –

interest really stopped at the forefront of the digital age.

The VCR technology was really his apex.

That was when he was like, oh, wow, look at all this.

And then once things started scaling down into DVDs and stuff, he was like, I don't want to learn a new thing.

And I think that's what Lewis has in his mind, too, of just like, I have my VCR.