Thomas Winterton

But overall, like I say, 90 percent of it, I'm happy with what they showed.

And and maybe that's also because I was there.

So when I see the criticisms and the critics, you know, oh, you're using the coffee cans wrong.

Yeah, it does show us using those wrong.

But we did do it the right way.

The cameras just didn't like they chose not to use that film because it didn't look as good as this stuff.

And so in my mind, I can be at peace with that because I think the critics have every he's right.

We were using those cans wrong, so I can't blame him for filling that way.

But it was just a representation.

We did use them the correct way.

We did go through and, you know, the camera like, for example, when we have to take the cameras down to check for RF, that's something that's not getting filmed.

Um, so the audience can't see us doing our very best to be true to science and, and trying to eliminate, okay, was it this, was it that?

And, uh, and so, um, yeah, it's, it's one of those things where it's almost like a marriage, you know, you got to compromise a little bit and you know, you're not going to get perfect.

So you just strive to get for something that you can both live with.

And, uh,

And that's kind of what I feel like with this TV series.

Yeah.

So, yeah, I was using a skid steer and I was actually carving into the side of the mesa.

There was a section of ranch up on the mesa that security could only access by foot.

We'd had some issues with trespassers.