Sam Reich

Yeah.

I would say so, yeah.

A bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy there.

Where it's like the most popular shows, the most watched on the platform, tend to have the biggest social channels, tend also to drive the most viewers, yeah.

I mean, no show that's currently on the platform doesn't have its own hardcore dedicated audience.

You know, if a show isn't collecting audience.

Yeah, I mean, we have not exactly formally canceled, but we have sort of paused production, sidelined, put on the back burner shows that didn't collect audience as well.

The most popular shows on the platform are Dimension 20 and Game Changer.

And then the second most popular shows on the platform are some combination of smarty pants, very important people and make some noise.

That makes sense to me.

For sure, for sure.

We have.

We are.

I think the reason why it's tricky is because we consider social marketing to be a big differentiator in terms of how we do things.

And if we were to go license a mainstream show, there's no way that they would allow us to power their social channels.

Yes.

So there is no point to us doing that unless we get to do that.

I mean, OK, the other reason the other reasons are out there, too, right?

Like if we just license anything under the sun, does it dilute the brand?

We're not trying to be a utility.