Rachel

And if Laker Gale was dealing with.

Yes.

So there is, I think, six productions from box to box production to do all of these kind of Netflix ones.

So you have Six Nations Full Contact, which has been cancelled.

You have Breakpoint for Tennis, which has been cancelled.

You have Tour de France Unchained, which has been cancelled.

No way.

The only two that are still going is Drive to Survive, which is the first one, the original kind of from 2018, and Full Swing with the golf.

So it's almost like you would think something like the rugby is a far more popular sport in kind of the UK and Ireland and France and New Zealand, Australia, all these kind of, excluding France, but Anglophone countries that we're watching a lot of this.

you'd think the rugby one would be so much more popular than, say, the tennis, where you didn't get, at least for the first season, the world number one.

You had kind of lesser characters in it.

I mean, like Formula One, yeah, it's a global sport in that they travel everywhere.

But there's only 20 guys who get to actually be an F1 driver, whereas anyone technically within reason can play rugby.

And some people really dislike that.

They really, really do not like the fact that it jumps from kind of

one month to another to follow one certain storyline.

And then in the next episode, you're back at the beginning of the season or whatever.

Drive to Survive does this a lot where say they'll, if one episode is focused on Ferrari and a certain plot within Ferrari, they'll follow that for maybe three months of the season.

And the next episode could be about Red Bull and they'll go back a bit.

So maybe you're seeing some things again, but you're seeing it from a different perspective, in my opinion, which is why I think it's been so successful with Full Swing and with Drive to Survive.