Laura Brodnick

I'm like, don't they do that every game?

Yeah.

Why is that a plot point?

Aren't they always working real hard all the time?

And I was like, that doesn't seem like anything.

And one of the top cheerleaders gets an injury, like a fan favourite, which is not great.

But also, like, she's obviously coming back in, like, two games.

So they try to make it to this big thing.

It just literally nothing happens until the very, very, very last episode where I thought there was something really interesting that happens with Faith, who's the Australian cheerleader.

Yeah.

So her journey is great to watch.

Mm-hmm.

But again, it just felt like we got down to episode seven and I looked at the Netflix lineup and I'm like, oh my God, this is the last episode.

And I'm still waiting.

For a big thing.

I'm still waiting for some story arc.

I'm still waiting for some more insight.

I'm still waiting to learn more than I learned before.

This feels like it could have been one episode.

Do you feel like, yeah, it was either the DCC were worried about how the intensity of the drama was going to start reflecting on them as an organization or that like...