146 Arryn Zech

Yeah, no say it's strange. Can everybody hear me? Yes. Hi.

I have no idea what I'm doing right now. Yes! So I feel like the best thing to do maybe would just answer questions. That's always a good start.

How do I start with a bit of history? Do you want to say something? Oh, yes, I've never done a panel by myself. So welcome to my first panel by myself.

Yeah, normally there's the rest of the crew and some writers who know considerably more than I do. Yeah, my name is Erin Zec. I am a voice actress and actress and I currently voice act for Blake Belagana in the show Ruby and Dr. Emily Gray in Red vs Blue.

Woo! I'm going to print them a little nervous. Alright, so yeah, season three just happened. That was pretty intense.

How could you read like that? I'm actually really pretty excited about season four because I feel like in my films that this is going to be in my season. Or Blake's season on my season. Please forgive me.

I'm very excited about what they're going to do with her or what they're going to show with her, especially with all the new people coming in and all the old people coming back. I think it'd be pretty different. I'm excited. We have no idea anything.

I love that ever happened. Grace and Judy, that's me. Yeah, I don't know too much. It's been a little odd.

I've since moved from Texas to Los Angeles. So LA is now my new home. I'm in the big, bad world of the film industry and all of that, throwing myself at auditions and what have you. But I recently got a script for something that I think everyone's going to be really excited about for Ruby.

That's not what I really can say about that. It's fun. It's fun. I think everyone will seriously love it.

It's exactly what needs to happen after all of the intensity. Yeah. So I opened the floor for goodness. Getting into the industry.

How did you go about it? What were the decision processes like? What did you do? For Ruby, there was a lot of luck involved.

I think genuinely Monty just knew the girls that he wanted to use. We just all kind of happened to have that background. But it's definitely paved the way for myself. Had I not had these credits to my name, I don't really think that going to LA would be quite as easy.

I mean, it's not easy, obviously. It's so painfully difficult to throw auditions out and not hear anything ever. But that's just how it goes for everybody. But yeah, I think it definitely has helped me.

It started my path towards where I want to go. I think a lot of it is right place at right time. Obviously, talent plays a part in it. Well, that's not entirely dress.

It's a pretty horrible actor. There's an actress out there. But I digress. Yeah, it's a lot of luck in taking every opportunity that's given to you.

I mean, had I not met these people in college, I wouldn't have been where I am right now. Had I not met Lindsey, had I not met really any of them. Then I wouldn't be here. I'd strive and I'd probably be something weird, ultimate universe where I don't know.

In a very poor neighborhood in LA. Frightening neighborhood. It's a very frightening neighborhood. It's a very frightening neighborhood.

Yeah, like one street is totally fine, beautiful, great. Next one is just real chanky. I'll help that answer your question. I'm going to take this out.

I have the floor. Can you take a leg impression? Oh my gosh. I have so high energy right now.

I can do the fish in one then. The what? Did she even speak when the fish is handed to her? She's just like, it's all facial expression.

Yeah, I can help. Pira! You don't have to. What's a good one?

But she could. There's also one where they send flying mail. Do you remember how that one goes? See, whenever people ask me to say a line from Ruby after all these years, like it's been so long, like seeing a script, I just go back to the first one and it's like, it's Eris, actually.

And it's just like, well, why shouldn't he? Why shouldn't he? Eris, she needs us company. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Or like it was. And now that's right. We're best friends now. It's fine.

I tried early, I tried early, but I was too. I'm learning that that's actually a thing. Yeah, so we're in the same weird high-end space right now. Okay, that happens.

So explain what this is for someone that has no idea. It's like Ruby. I never said this is going to be, I thought it's a show. It's anime.

Yeah, it's very strange because the internet, which is why it's strange. Research is an internet-based company. Their claim of fame is Red vs Blue, which is the longest running internet web series ever, all the time. You can get that.

And they've recently, as they've gotten bigger and bigger and bigger, they've just opened up and expanded to different things. And Monty, who was one of the lead animators on Red vs Blue, was an amazing animator, had always had this idea for an anime. And so he was finally given the opportunity to do it, given the crew and all of that. And then Ruby was born.

But what's strange, I think for some people, is that we called it anime, but an anime in its true form is Japanese anime. And this is an American anime. And we've actually been told, like, we don't want to see it because you're American and not Japanese. Okay, fine.

Yeah, it's really exciting right now actually because this year we've been distributed to China and Japan with one of others. And we've been ducked into Japanese and it's just so amazing to see the span of this show that I honestly, in the nicest way, would get much. I just didn't. But it's huge.

And it's amazing. Have you seen the big building side in Aki Mata? Do we have a billboard? Oh my gosh.

That's so cool. Is it super like Japan out? I'm going to have to see it. I want to find it.

So springboarding off that. It's an internet company. So collaboration is supremely important, especially it. But because the internet you can collaborate from anywhere.

You walk through your collaboration process if you have a super professional club at Voice Over Face. I was actually a little worried about that, to be honest. Moving from Austin to LA, but still wanting to continue playing Blake because I love Blake. I adore her.

And I'm a little nervous, but we found out I found out anyways. It made me feel better than that. One of the voice actresses or Red vs. Blue who plays Sheila.

I don't know. The voice person ever. But she's from LA. And there happened to also be spaces where you can go into a studio in LA.

I'm interested in seeing how the studio will be because I'm not sure how they, I've yet to do it out there. I've always somehow managed to come back in time for some reason. That's how I did the last season as well. But actually in the next couple of weeks I'm going in.

And I've seen a proper massive LA, like Voice Over Studio, like Paramount and all of that. I was like, whoa, Universal, big, big, big little screen. It's super cool. And I'm used to just going into this little box with a microphone right here, putting my finger on my mouth, and like, my mouth is in Carrie and the sound dude.

And Maggie's just being like, alright, do it like this. I think I was getting out, do it like this. But now I don't know how I'm going to do that. I mean maybe Skype, maybe people there know.

Maybe I'll just screw it all up and then have to come back in. But yeah, so I know how the process should go, but I don't know how it will go. It'll all get sorted eventually. Thank you.

How are you Aaron? As you can tell for my voice, like just all of the conventions typically put me on an energy level that I'm not used to during the year. I'm normally just the most probably boring person you'll ever meet. But then coming here and meeting everybody and just like, ah, this is me.

And I start to lose my voice because this isn't where I talk. I'm normally like really not here, but I don't think I could do that right now. Well, you know what the question I want to ask is, you know, one of my inspirational voice actors is the late great Tony J. Because it's just very strong deep British accents.

It was just like so intimidating, gave me jolt down my spine. Who was your inspiration for getting into the voice actors? Were you, did you listen to a lot of the old time radio shows about 30s and 40s? I used to listen to like, well, we're gone with my mom all the time.

I love it. I still do. Like I love it. And it was kind of weird saying the face behind the voice.

So if anything like history wise for me for voice acting would be like, well, because I never really thought about characters and animated stuff and the voices behind it and the stuff as people. And I didn't, I never even thought about voice acting as a career, to be honest. I always wanted to be an actress, but I never knew that voice acting was a possibility for myself. But it kind of all made sense because I've always been that odd kid who just made voices all the time for a reason to drive around with my mom in the car.

It's like weird accents kind of stuff. Yeah, I mean today, now that I know more about it, there are a few people that I'd like to meet like Jon and Magia, I think we're super freaking cool to meet. Um, yeah, I don't know. Maybe the, I don't know names.

I'm really just the worst person ever. The girl who does Tony Tina, I think would be really cool to meet. I think whenever they told me that I was going to do like a psychopathic doctor, I kind of thought of Borderlands immediately. I thought of Tony Tina and I thought of, that um, see like a Russian doctor or something like that?

I don't know who plays Borderlands, it's been a while. Yeah, no, I, for characters I just kind of pinpoint other characters that I want to take something from and go from there. But I don't know, I never really had like a big voice over like, I don't, you know, a Norse. Do you work from Shrimp to Heavy and then the animated two-year recording or how does that work?

Normally, um, in like a, in a proper, Bruce would do this kind of an interesting thing. They don't do everything the way that the rest of the world does it in terms of production. But normally you would talk over an animation, but Bruce would use you talk into the anime. Yeah.

Yeah, so it's, I'm a little nervous to try and learn how to do like, match the mouth flaps as what they say. Because I haven't had to do it yet. Um, but yeah, one of these days it's going to be very funny to try and do that. I've been lucky so far.

So how was Arpley, did you meet up? Uh, I'd heard about Rooster Teeth in like fifth grade when season one of Red vs Blue was out. And I'd seen the first two seasons and I actually had the DVD and like saw that little thing. Like if you wanted a t-shirt you had to fill out this little thing and send it in the mail.

I was like, oh I should have done. Sorry, I should have caused right now. Sorry, I'm sorry. That's back then.

It was very strange to see everybody. And then years and years later I had met, I lived two doors down from Miles and Kyle. Um, I think that was it. Yeah.

And just became really good friends with them. And, um, Miles started working there and obviously he and I were dating at the time and I was, because his life was spent there, because that was what we did. So it was a lot of chance. Um, yeah.

And whenever I found out that he was working on Red vs Blue, my god, this thing is still around. It had been 11 at that point, which is pretty weird. Um, yeah, no, it really was just a lot of luck. I hate giving that answer because a lot of people want to be like, well, give me the steps to do this.

I really can't. That's not like an edit for most people. How do you become a successful person in X industry? It's like, when you try hard you just happen to be in the right place at the right time.

Exactly. If an opportunity is given to you, just take it. Do it. Try.

Even if you don't think you'll do it that well, just do it. So you said that you were moving to LA and everything on Disney, because I'm auditioning for what? Like, got any other client outside of Ruby or anything else? Oh yeah, absolutely.

I get auditions for live action, like, proper films for, like, television, pilots, stuff like that. It's, um, right now I've just done an audition for the director who does all of Taylor Swift's videos, is doing his own thing. And I just auditioned for that. And she has kind of a fun role.

It's really interesting. Like, I never had to do a role where I just didn't really like a person that I had to play. So it's been kind of fun being like, well, if you see a script and you're trying to be this person, you have to understand everything that they're doing. Like, they don't think that they're wrong.

They don't think they're doing anything wrong. They think that everything about them is correct. So it's very interesting to kind of not like this person, not like what they're saying, but still... It is.

It's fine. No, it's going on, but you can't know what's going on with your labor person. Yeah. No, that's what makes it so much fun.

It's just constantly changing, constantly doing things that are just out of the box or something that you wouldn't normally do. I'm not going to have cash. We're to actually be real and you play Blake. What would you say to Ruby when...

Or what would you actually do to Ruby if you actually saw her explode in front of the end? If I was Blake? Oh my gosh. I'll be fine.

I'd be genuinely concerned about this. We're just exploded. But I guess, and I mean, no one truly gets hurt unless... Well, that's not the case anymore.

I'm sorry. Okay, just got to show through the room from the bottom of the camera. Right. You just got to make a film.

Like, all of these people just get beat to a pulp and they're fine. You're going to get a picture of it. You're going to get a picture of it. Exactly.

Yeah. No, I don't know. I would probably be like, oh no, are you okay? I should turn my phone off.

Be professional. It's a scroll. Right? That's all they did.

Steve Jobs is forever alive. So how do you put emotions behind it? Well, Blake was very hard. Blake was super, super hard.

I feel like I say this a lot and I feel like I'm annoying. But because she is just so model, she's so chill. She's just athletic almost. It was very difficult to put emotion in her voice and not be boring and not sound flat because then I would have been one of those horrible actresses that I was talking about.

It was difficult. It took a lot of finding out, I guess, what worked the best, hearing other people, like getting to hear Barbara is yang and working off of yang. It was really helpful. Yeah.

No, it's difficult. It's difficult. But you kind of have to just imagine it. You will find the script, get the script, read the script, and it's like a book.

You just imagine everything in your head and some people can work off of that and some people can't. And I was just lucky in that I could see something and just kind of imagine it. Because you really are just in this tiny little square black box or box. It's just constant reading stories and recording yourself and listening back to what that could sound like.

And if you believe yourself, because if you don't believe yourself, no one's going to believe you. Yeah, I don't know. It's fun for every character. I think Dr.

Graham is definitely considerably easier to get a seat because she's just insane. And I love her. I love her just as much. Yeah.

So I know a lot of times when you go to the... Oh my God. I hate my so much when she says that. That's my favorite.

It's so bad. So I don't know what you're eating with. I overdo it because I think it's just the most obnoxious thing that she can do that. Okay.

One of those. How are you eating the scum? So as I guess mainstream kind of executives get aware of these, do you think you guys are getting more innocent because it's drawing more like what series help? I honestly think there's always going to be a separation between the two.

Like I know that they're reading on like, what's your name? Oh my goodness Grace. Grace Helbig? Yeah.

She's got her own show now I think. Yeah. Everyone's... Everyone's out there mother has a book deal now.

So I genuinely think that it will continue to remain separate. Because as horrible as this is to say when I came to LA and was like, hey, I want to voice back on this thing. So the credits and regardless of how many people see it, how many different countries it reaches, it means nothing. Yeah, absolutely nothing.

And it's kind of crazy. Yeah, it's weird. The internet is really a zone little bubble. And I think people are optimistic with wanting it to reach further and it will.

It obviously does. But in like true like Hollywood industry, don't get it, don't care. Yeah, it really is. I mean, internet's always going to have a place.

It's always going to keep getting bigger. And there are going to be people who take it and do crazy things with it. But there's a difference between Shane Dawson being in a movie and Jennifer Warren's being in a movie. Yeah, I think the financial stream is not clear cut.

Yeah, that means the clear cut of financial risk. That's true. With what you're saying earlier with Community, there's so much involvement. Like the later team movie would have never been made and not been for the...

Was the kid started? You can think of it like that. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. The big times.

I don't have buzzwords. Crowdfunding. Yeah. It's two very different things.

And I don't think one is better than the other. They're just different. I've never used her up. Um, once I was really sick and I sounded like a man and I drank calls and went to the game like that.

Like it was writing. I couldn't talk and once I talked with her, I thought it was horrible. I couldn't do it now, but it was very convincingly mainly. Yeah.

How is it to hear people you know switch like into character voices, explaining it like room-y, like voice-y, like voice-y? Lindy does that shit all the time. How is that? Lindy's just one of the spun people that you kind of expected from, so it's nothing weird.

Um, I think maybe if Kara started doing it, it would be a little odd, but it's just personalities just being like, yeah, it's kind of funny to watch the show. When I first started, I never heard my voice well while there was like stuff going on. Kind of struck very easily, didn't I? Um, so it was kind of strange to just step back and watch it from like a normal audience to this point of view and not be like, that's Kara, that's Barbara.

That's Lindy. You know? So that was interesting and I think I've gotten used to it, but I'm always just, there'll be one of those people who'll be like, I gotta know that person. I gotta know that face.

I recognize that voice, who is that? So, yeah. I'm just like, you guys hear? Yeah.

Oh, that's right. Is there a car show here? Is there a car show here? Like a mystery machine in the back will be like, Oh, nifty.

I saw the DeLorean and that one's pretty cool. I didn't get to touch it. A lot of people did. Little disappointing.

That doc though. Don't ask Barbara about it. She's not happy about it. What is your favorite ship from Ruby?

Please. Really? Do you have to ask you? I don't, I want to hear you say it and that's why I'm asking.

I feel like I'm just taking some kind of special way. One more three. Yay! Yeah, no, I love it.

I love it. I love people really like asking their questions. I love people. I'm all for shipping.

Do what you want. That's totally fine. It gets a little odd when you ship real people. But to each their own.

But yeah, I would never actually ship anything unless I truly felt that their personalities fit, that they worked together. Otherwise, you're like, this pretty person and this pretty person make pretty babies. That's just my role. You know?

I like to think that they actually like, that'd be nice. That'd be cute. What are some of your... It's been a while since I've watched an anime show.

I've been watching so many documentaries lately. I feel like such a hipster. I just want to look at the communities now. Oh my gosh.

I like Hunter Hunter in the very, very beginning. I think it's gotten a little crazy now. But that was... I don't want to do it any animated shows.

I'm going full in man. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about.

Square girls, really adorable. That's not traditional. Someone recently showed me... What was it?

It was like a very, very old one. It was either Akira, Gosh, and the show, or something like that. Yeah. And they showed me this little bit.

It's just this parade. It's like Chinese New Year Parade or something like that. It's just the most beautiful thing I've ever seen animated before. And I wish I think it's Akira.

Yeah. I mean, it was all over. It was incredible. Yeah.

Oh no, totally. Absolutely. I had no idea. Because when you think of it, you think of these kind of TV sort of things.

Which is totally fine. Like, everyone has their place. But it's just amazing how just detailed and colorful. That was insane.

I can't think of anything. I clapped out. They're really like Ruby. There's a show called Ruby.

It's called Ruby. It's called Ruby. It's called Ruby. It's called...

It's a fan service. I've never seen it. I've never seen it. But I know of it.

In the last one, all those words were in LA. Oh, sorry. Oh, they're hairy, then. Oh, the animators of that?

Yeah. Oh my gosh. It was really like watching Austin. Like, you cared you blocked really business.

Yeah. It reminds me of when I first saw him like, walked. It was the first time. I was like, gracious girl.

Talking to them. Yeah. No, it's been kind of strange. Since moving, I haven't really kept up with what everyone is doing.

Like, I see it. It's in my Twitter feed. But I don't really dig deep into it. No.

Not for any particular reason. It's just not where I'm feeling nothing. Yeah. Really?

Is that one in a corset? Oh my God. That sounds more of my... They're such an odd combination of people over there.

They're either super bulked up or super like, like, werewolf hairy. Yeah. It didn't say this. You're wondering how that gray I think was killing.

Oh. Gray was killing kill. Wait, kill kill kill kill. Kill kill kill someone.

Got it. Done. I would never wear that costume. Like, go down here if you do.

Yeah. I still have confidence. I don't know what this is. Like a child.

I'm really as little as like, like, was he in season 3? I really like the... Why are we watching? I gotta die.

No. It's the young one. I'm not running. No, please don't.

Don't do it. I'm sorry. No. That is an actual fire.

No. Let's proceed in an orderly fashion. Is there any... Oh, okay.

Stand by. Stand by. Stand by. This is a property of infrastructure.

Something broken. We are attention to these. Alarm has been vaccinated. We are investigating the cause.

Please remain calm and stand by. Okay. Please. Alright.

There might be a fire. Don't move. She's very proud. I don't feel okay.

She's very cute. I need a tattoo. I don't know how much I have to do. I don't know how much I have to do.

I'm a lot of them. I'm only at the game. We are the game of the cause. We are the cause.

That's one of my favorite things to do is to hear or just take a situation and just go straight up searing on it. I'm shopping for the hotel room and I like to self check out at Kroger. And they just talk to me. I always said, thank you, Siri.

But that is angry. Yeah. Forever. You're going to be able to say thanks, Cortana.

Cause that's a thing. Jen Taylor. Jen Taylor. The Microsoft one?

Who understands? Cortana. Cortana. Help me find something.

I give you a message. I'm not going to do it. My name is Erica. I have to tell Siri my name is something weird.

She announced Aaron Wright. She's also really awkward. I got an Australian man named Amy. Yeah.

I think it's a good one. She called me love. Aw, that was cute. That's okay.

That's okay. That's a good one. That's a good one. That's a good one.

That's a good one. That's a good one. That's a good one. I'm going to update my audible.com library.

I was wondering, have you gotten the audio book session yet? Cause I was wondering if you narrated the audio books? Cause I'm not. I'm not getting there.

I'm not getting there. My mom is the most pushy, like, wanting to just have everything for you. You should do this. You should do this.

I love you just one special thing. She suggested I do audio books. So I was like, I'm never done it before. I like reading, but I don't know if I can follow up and deal with my voice.

I said everyone does reach character because I'm just doing that. I get nervous. It's really silly. So I check out the habit.

I'm going to start reading it. And immediately we put it in and say this is going to work. That's going to happen. Maybe if I get better.

I mean, it'd be really cool. I'd definitely look into it. It's something you can do your closet in the leg. Yeah.

Right? I'm going to be in front of the closet. Oh my gosh, true story. I love the closet, you guys.

That's weird for someone coming from Texas where the closets are like super huge. I've got a buffer zone. And then I got one of those target wraps. Yeah.

Well, I say target wrap. Target wrap. Target wrap. Close.

Close one off of it. Yeah, it's not about the space of the closet. It's about the clothes. Yeah.

Yeah. I'm going to be like, you do this for me. That's true. Yeah.

Because then you got to do the audio files and I don't mock everything up. Couldn't even tell you how many times I had to re-upload or re-do stuff about YouTube videos. The only second-hand story is that you could do it in your pajamas if you were doing it in the house. You're doing it in the house.

You're doing it in the world. You're doing it in the world. You're doing it in the world. I'm not a good person.

You're doing it in my house. You think, I don't know what my hair is doing right now. I bought this crimper thing for the first time because I saw someone else. Oh, I should talk into the microphone.

I saw this on a girl who uses crimper thing. I was like, I really care. She got much longer than I do. So I use it.

So now I feel like I'm in the 2000s or I go listen to the choir. Yeah. And there's so much, it's because we're so high. There's so much static and then just lotion in my hair.

It's insane. It's because there's no humidity. Yeah. Oh, that's what I mean.

Yeah. It's just stuck to my face all day. So much hairspray. I never thought I'd go to my hair.

Here we go. How do you like it here? I like it here. I like it here.

I like it here. I like it here. I like it here. I like it here.

I like it all. I like it all. But I've only been to Boulder. When Boulder's really nice.

I mean, this is nice too. We're in like a weird outside section. It's not you guys. It's your little person.

I feel like he's got hot in there. Okay. This is what Ben said. He's a little different.

Yeah. So you're from Austin, right? Yes. I used to live there.

How do you feel about church feet? I love them. And I love them, especially when they're just lightly overcooked. And one time we went and I got, I was introduced to the ice cream sandwich that they can do.

Oh my gosh. I used to be a delivery driver. Oh my gosh, I've been in the streets really? Kind of like a gift card when I first moved to Austin.

These are all the awesome things you've got to do. It's better to have a gift card. I don't know. Boom.

I don't know. Is it? It's going everywhere. It's cool.

Yeah. No, it's not like I've seen some a lot. But I'm like, okay. Okay.

Right? Exactly. You can't listen to that. Nicely.

Um, I've seen a liver boys acting and some of the came from California. What kind of was that? I was in the box. in the box.

And then they're the team here, and one of the people here would tell me what their general would like to ask. So that might be a little bit helpful. Yeah. Thank you.

You got to set the mic off so I can't hear you talking about how bad it was. I really need you to do it just better. Okay, Erin, just add some pet. Just like that.

Just talk to me. Does it ever bother you when they give you generic directions like that? And they're like, just add a little bit more like that. I have yet to get one of those, which is really nice.

You're very lucky. Yeah, I'm waiting for the day where they're just like, just smile more. Okay, that would be better. Just give me a line ring.

Come on. Yeah, no, I get to interact with that. They're typically, yeah, just kind of described more of what they think I should be thinking and what perhaps is happening in the scene that I might have missed. Yeah, it seems really collaborative.

It really is. There's a lot of people doing one thing at once. So in a recording session there's one, two, three, four, five, five people including myself. And you think it would just be two.

But it's not. It's insane. It's kind of cool though. The amount of people who kind of care about what each section is doing.

Like Maggie, I don't know what I'm thinking of. Just having people from all blocks of like, maybe they'll come in and there. Oh my goodness. I've had a camera pointing at my face like a GoPro and it was the weirdest thing ever to be like, okay, I know you've never done so far but we're going to put a camera on your face.

Why are you doing this? Why? The animator's just one of those three faces doing it. No, I don't.

Yeah. Yeah. I know that there are so many animators that no one is working on like one single episode of the time and it's not done in a linear fashion. It's definitely like, right?

We're going to do this big scene from back here because we want to make sure we get that in time. But if I could guess maybe a week, two weeks, I don't know. I don't want to undervalue it and I don't want to overvalue it, you know? But recording doesn't take very long.

It's just a couple of hours ago. So you mentioned to me earlier that you were actually saying what you like to say. I get really anxious when people talk about me saying it. I don't know why because I haven't done it in a while but I know you're totally fine.

Totally totally fine. And when I was just blue-wising, I was like, how about when I sing it. I really like more jazzy kind of mama's and pappas or maybe something like Image&He, Virginia's vector, Lana Del Rey just kind of the lower register, less poppy kind of things. Literally something about that, but I don't know.

Yeah. They're shorter than the typical movie. Yeah. Yeah.

I guess it's more of a writer's question. But what do you think about Ruby? How are they able to get a 3x structure in such a short of the pacing of it? Yeah.

Unless you think about it a lot. Yeah. I know they really, really struggled with it for Ruby because they weren't used to doing something like that. I think they think about the whole picture because in reality it's like the length of a fully movie.

It's just a movie. You can watch it once and it can be totally fine but they chop it up because it is just a short attention span. And I think that's why a lot of people get frustrated because in some episodes not a lot happens. It just doesn't happen.

They try and make stuff happen but it doesn't. So they go full idea and then chop it up into what they think could be reasonable segments. That's why some episodes are like 7 minutes on because I'm going to go more like 13. It was just all over the board.

I think they've got a better handle of it now. I'd like to think. Yeah. Just pull a picture and then chop it up.

Yeah. Yeah. I'm really, I'm really interested in it. I'm cool.

And I'm working on the work of Blackest right now. Oh, nice. That'd be interesting. I'm not sure if I can make fun of these.

Oh my gosh. I'm not spoilers. I've only seen. Just the commercial breaks and we're trying to figure out.