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For the first five episodes.

And so I probably caught 5% of what was going on.

And...

The last episode, not a spoiler but a spoiler, you didn't really need to watch the first five episodes if you just watched the last episode.

No, I feel like I know exactly what happened in that show.

I feel like I didn't enjoy it as much as I would have liked to have.

But I love a show that you don't need to be – that can be an midnight show.

Now, here's a question.

Did we talk about the Ben Affleck, Matt Damon interview?

No.

Okay.

A very good segue.

So –

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon were just on a podcast and they were talking about making movies today and how that differs from when they first got into the industry.

And

essentially building creating movies for Netflix versus theaters and They said a couple super interesting things that that stood out to me.

The first is You now need to write or they now need to write Understanding people are gonna be on their phones and get distracted and so they'll reiterate the plotline four or five times because if they just say it once then people are going to forget and

hate that the other thing is now they said you need to bring the action forward in the movie and so if you don't hook the person in the first five minutes you risk losing them to another show and like I didn't really think about it how before if you go to the theaters and you buy a ticket like they have you for two hours you're rarely if ever going to leave and so they can really build the plot line up and they can really like small action scene small action scene

leading to the grand one and is like, no, they need to get you in the first five minutes.