Mallory Rubin

I did the end of the season in color and the true hue at the end.

And it was just, it was like, not only not as gripping, it like,

It looked bad.

Like, I really liked it.

Hit the sweet spot of enhancing where this character is and the fact that he's been struggling with who he wants to be, the loss, the pain, the age, all of it.

The fact that he's inverting and embracing with no power comes no responsibility.

That's the thing he's championing without running afoul.

It never tipped into De Niro and the Irishman.

This just actually doesn't look like a thing to me.

Oh, boy.

Yeah.

It was great.

On the Nick Cage front, what else do we want to say about Nick Cage's Ben Reilly?

I mean, what a beautiful, what a beautiful stew.

That's why I wound up talking myself into more megawatts, actually.

Yeah.

So that everyone is in the right movie.

But yeah, when he's like, you know, getting drunk, getting plastered at the bar.

He's describing, their appendages are rather like straws.

Veritable party whistles.