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And so that's the only other one I would say to watch out for.

I know, Dana, what a big K-pop Demon Hunters fan you are.

Of course, Golden is up for Best Original Song, so we'll see how that does, not just at the Grammys, but now at the Oscars.

I think that is a favorite, even though somebody that I get to speak to all the time, the great Diane Warren, also nominated yet again in the Best Original Song category.

But yeah, K-pop demon hunters, I would say that's the favorite right now as far as animated film.

Wow.

It will be – I think, first of all, he's not going to be afraid to poke fun at people.

I don't think he's – he's not going to go Ricky Gervais on everyone and make everyone uncomfortable, per se, squirming in their seats.

But I don't think he's going to shy away from –

taking a jab here or there.

I do think one of the reasons though, why they brought him back is because universally he was well-received and a lot of times are universally well-received because you kind of quote unquote, play it safe.

Again, I don't think safe is, is the right word to describe the way he's going to host the Oscars again, but you know, like it's, it's funny on one hand, he's obviously on ABC, which is owned by Disney.

And of course you have this incredible Hollywood institution, the Academy, which is,

trying to figure out so many different things right now, just Hollywood in general as far as where films are being made and how they're being financed and how they're being distributed.

I think Conan is certainly sympathetic and aware of all of that.

At the same time, it's not like

you're Jimmy Kimmel where you're on Disney and also Disney's your employer, right?

Like that's not really the case here with Conan.

He's kind of a hired gun for, for lack of a better term.

So, so I, I think he'll, he'll keep things entertaining.