Pam Abdy

Okay. And I just read, I didn't read the whole thing. I read a blurb about that. That's coming back now, like short, short little things, like short episodes that are two minutes long and they're really picking up and kids on social media are loving it. They want a whole season of like two minute episodes and 10 two minute episodes or something that tell a story. What do you think about that?

Is that true? And is that really picking up steam?

Is that true? And is that really picking up steam?

Is that true? And is that really picking up steam?

And it's for those platforms.

And it's for those platforms.

And it's for those platforms.

But wait a minute, I agree, but there are examples where that has happened, but it worked where the documentary, I mean, the film of the documentary is actually engaging and thoughtful and successful and,

But wait a minute, I agree, but there are examples where that has happened, but it worked where the documentary, I mean, the film of the documentary is actually engaging and thoughtful and successful and,

But wait a minute, I agree, but there are examples where that has happened, but it worked where the documentary, I mean, the film of the documentary is actually engaging and thoughtful and successful and,

Because it's a dramatization.

Because it's a dramatization.

Because it's a dramatization.

I can't wait to see that.

I can't wait to see that.

I can't wait to see that.

So interesting to talk to that kind of caliber of people on the show. We never get to talk to those people. We're always talking about them or about studios or about whatever.

So interesting to talk to that kind of caliber of people on the show. We never get to talk to those people. We're always talking about them or about studios or about whatever.

So interesting to talk to that kind of caliber of people on the show. We never get to talk to those people. We're always talking about them or about studios or about whatever.

Yeah.