David McCloskey

Argo.

Argo who?

Argo yourself.

Bleep gun, Becky, please.

Because I want to listen to this with my children.

But that was so they would use that knock-knock joke when they were working together to kind of blow off steam.

And Chambers suggests Argo.

They have a name for this film.

So the film, the operation is not Argo.

The film is Argo.

Mendez grabs a yellow legal pad, sketches the Studio 6 logo himself.

It's a big red number six made out of film strips.

Seidel and Chambers, as part of the cover, recommend they place an ad in the trades.

So a variety of the Hollywood Reporter print that this project is happening.

Then it can look like it's happening.

There can be sort of, you know- Plausible, yeah.

It's plausible.

They create a full page black background ad with a planet exploding in the center and asteroids spelling out the title.

The tagline they come up with, which I think is great, is Argo, a cosmic conflagration.

Yeah, which was, you know, it would be a good subtitle for the rest is classified as well.