Mallory Rubin

So I did have a moment, as you know, because I said it on the pod, like a week and a half ago, right before speed.

I was like, should I read it?

Kind of too late at that point, honestly.

But maybe one day I still will.

But I have not.

And, you know, I'm already looking forward, like I said, after the season two gift exchange.

Like, I'm already excited to, like, re-watch the show and spend more time with it kind of again and again.

Because especially just the richness of the language.

No, I don't think so.

Do you have a sense of, like, how many people are watching in real time?

How many people have AMC Plus?

Yeah, I really hope, because I have an editor working on the internet, SEO brain, like, no, don't rebrand your show, kind of like reflexive recoil.

But, and I say this with nothing but admiration for the first two seasons of Interview with the Vampire, which, again, you got me to watch, and I thought were excellent.

There is something about the rebrand that's an opportunity to say, like, come in now.

Ideally, you go when you catch up on the prior two seasons, but if you haven't, like, you know, a lot of... They're out on the... Sam and Jacob are out doing the GQ friendship test interviews.

There's the UW cover.

Like, they're all over Instagram as well.

The concert.

And then the hope is if you sit down to watch this episode, to watch Detroit, and it is your first experience with this AMC adaptation, with this version of this universe,

You're going to want... There is, I think, no chance you could watch this episode and not want to go back and watch the first two seasons.