Sean Fennessey

Project Hail Mary, an original sci-fi novel.

Yep.

And what was the last one?

And Disclosure Day, an original science fiction story.

I think it's, all of the films that have been taken so far are totally appropriate for this draft too.

It's not like anybody's reaching beyond what you guys would normally cover.

But on top of that, it's not, they are original stories or they're adaptations of kind of more historical literature.

But they have like a lot of, they have roots.

Like Disclosure Day is part of a lineage of science fiction storytelling from a filmmaker.

You know, these movies, even Project Hail Mary feels like revisiting a certain kind of, like the Martian standing in for a certain kind of movie.

Wasn't on my board.

I'm not opposed to looking at a shirtless.

I'm not generally opposed to anything you just pitched.

I feel like the board fell in my direction for what I wanted, not for whether I can win with your audience or whether or not I can stymie Rob effectively or whatever.

But what I what I want.

Great.

I think is going to go well.

Now, I'm not always great at actually watching the things that I select.

For example, Alien Earth.

I watched two episodes and I was like, nope, not for me.