Gilmore Girls Gazette: Feeling Two Things at Once about the AI Gilmore Girls: The Early Years Trailer

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Gilmore Girls Gazette with Amy Sugarman and Danielle Romo, an iHeartRadio podcast.

We are back for Kilmore Girls Gazette and if you remember last episode, we were talking about a video that got taken down from Instagram.

I know, and this is like a controversial topic because and this is why I want to talk about it. Half the people liked the concept of it, right, and they enjoyed it, and the other half are so anti AI and what it you know? Us names likeness using their clips from the show, which we'll find out because we're going to talk to her.

What were you going to say to bring everyone up to speed? This is the More Girls, the early years. AI.

Yeah, this creator creator using quotes, don't get don't come for us because we are just having the conversation, made a video which we'll find out exactly how she did it. That was her vision of the prequel, right, but she did it using clips from the Gilmore Girls, which I'm sure that's why she had to take it down, but we'll find out. And AI, So I think two things can be true. One, you can dislike the use of their name image likenesses using the clips and using AI well simultaneously still wanting a prequel also and liking her vision of what it was.

Right, I mean telling you one name before we bring her in.

What's her name again?

What's her name, Rhann? But I want to make sure I'm pronouncing that correctly, ray Ann. The I hate to be this person that says I did love it. I thought it was really eat too intrigging, and I was hooked to the only thing that really jarred me was the Richard stuff because he's no longer here.

Oh, I see, it's just like fair. I mean, also like they don't look like they themselves, but that would be the case in the prequel. Why don't we bring her in? Yeah, everybody, before you get mad and flip out, let's just have the conversation and see what we think.

Like, I agree, let's bring her in.

Look, we'll rip the band aid off in that. What our take is that two things can be true, right, and we want to ask you all about it. One is that we really liked the video. I enjoyed watching it because I sort of wanted to see what your creative ideas were for for what could potentially be a prequel, right, may never happen in real life, but it was creatively.

I sort of love the idea of a prequel, right, Why I wouldn't we while simultaneously two things can be true. Is what I just said. That people can be mad about the use of AI, which look, AI music we talk about all the time because it's so bad, and then at the same time you're like, that's kind of a nice song. And then it's also like there's no method to the madness, right, because the Puerto Rico song was okay, well while some other AI song wasn't, so people were upset about that. Fair. Yes, my gut feeling is the reason you had to take it down was because you use the clips from the Gilmore Girls.

But you tell.

Us so, yeah, we actually didn't use any clips from Gilmore Girls. Everything was Everything was written from the beginning and generated audio clips.

Though it sounded like their real voices.

Yeah, so their voices, we cloned them into being younger than they were.

I noticed that with Rory and Jazz they sounded a lot.

Because it would be weird if a six year old sounded like she was right sure, So yeah, so nothing was like actually, like no actual footage was taken. It was just the images and sounds were taken.

And yeah, I felt like the audio was from the show.

Yeah, I mean the songs. The songs were okay.

So first of all, how many people viewed it it?

Over all social media was over a million. In Instagram it was almost nine hundred thousand.

Wow, right, it was going viral and people because, like I said, there were things about it that were enjoyable and creative. What happened that made you have to take it down?

So we we didn't take it down. Instagram took it down and Warner Brothers asked Instagram to take it down. So I don't I don't have all the details. I just know that it was gone and it just said it was a copyright violation.

Yeah, which I I don't think it was the AI. It was the the clips sounded like they were taken from the show. That was what My take was that it was like coffee, coffee, coffee, and that you worked that into your creative But let's go back forget about like all the drama part for now and tell us, like what is your relationship to the Gilmore girls, what makes you love it so much? And what made you create this pre cool. Yeah, I'd love to hear your story and who are you? Like, how did you do all this? Right?

So, I'm a traditional filmmaker. I've been in this space for over twenty years. I'm an actor, screenwriter, producer. My collaborator that made this with me. He's also a traditional screenwriter showrunner. He's written for bel Air, for The brother Sons. I graduated from UCLA's Graduate Television School and screenwriting. So we have only been in this AI space for less than a year. We're traditional filmmakers. I'm still working traditionally in film and yeah, we just I'm a I've watched Go More Girls when it was airing. It has truly been my absolute favorite show. People that know me are like, do you watch anything?

It's like, what I mean to do.

You know about any other things out there? So, you know, he just we were brainstorming on just trying, you know, a new project, and he's like, if you could make anything, what would you make And I was like, well, I would do Gilmore Girls, but yeah it's done, you know, like it's over. And he wanted to make something in the nineties and so then I was like, what if we like rewrite interesting ten years and experimented with that.

So yeah, so that's how the idea was born. But yeah, it was just like a fan tribute, you know.

It was.

I always wanted to make something that would be a fan tribute. I've been to all the like holidays made here at their.

Best, Like it's amazing, it's the best I have. I mean incredible.

I have a Luke Smug coffee mug that I drink coffee free every morning, the same we probably have the same one.

I haven't, So that's that's why. I mean. I don't know if you looked at the comments, but I did, and they were split, right. It was very divisive, which I understand, but there were a lot of people that sort of under stood your love for the show and just wanting to create more. So again we'll get into the art they didn't like so much, but creatively, like, what would your vision be for a prequel?

Yeah, I mean, so when I when we made this, he wrote it and then I went through and I did a pass because I know every fact, but basically every scene was taken from information that Amy Sherman Paladino wrote in the original series, and I wanted to stick very true to what the series is, because it's it's already there that you know, this wasn't hours that say something that has been there for a long time. I just wanted to serve the writing and the story. So if I were to do it, you know, I would go through the entire series and literally just take every note of every little tidbit they give us and recreate that because they gave they give us so much, you know, in the series, So I would bounce off of that.

So everything say.

Like the shed, like I saw that you yes, and and I love how you know you that just part of that trailer where they were you know, Rory and Lorelai were in the shed and and Rory said something along the lines of Lane's house is.

Or is bigger than Lane. Lane's living room is bigger than our than our house.

Right, I thought they were living in your in your creation of it at the inn. Still, did I get that wrong?

It's the potting shed that's at the end.

Okay, yeah, yeah, okay, because remember in the series, Yeah, they lived in the shed.

For a while, they lived it. So I went back to that episode where she walks her grandmother through and she explains where everything is the bed was here, so it was created with the floor plan that she described in the original series.

I literally have chills. I just I think it's so cool.

Well, it is such a good idea. I mean, I don't think any Gilmore Girl's fan would be mad about a pre coel series.

Yeayeah.

It's amazing how many people said this, I'm okay with this kind of AI, or this is the right use for AI, or this.

Is the liked it. Some people were like AI il and then some people were like, wait, no, this is kind of cool, but also this like, there's no reason why it would have to be AI if they exactly them. Whoever created a prequel show, Absolutely I think that what you were doing, and again I don't want to speak for you, was like showing what the potential could be.

One hundred percent.

Yeah.

I mean, if I if I could have anything, i'd really rebuild Star, follow out Warner Brothers, bring in every single original actor, have them act out, and the only AI we would use is like to make Rory sex or to make you know.

You see what I would do you Okay, so this is the conversation. What I would do is what they did for the Dexter prequel. They found actors that really truly resemble the actors that are play the roles in the main series of Dexter, right, and they my assumption is that they studied their mannerisms, right, So it's not AI.

It's a it's a show with the ants.

We saw that in Gilmore Girls, with the flashbacks they had. They were not that good. They were.

Correct. You could do way better. And I think Dexter is an amazing example because there are times when I'm watching that Dexter prequel that I'm like, oh my god, is this the same person? And it's not. But they just found very, very very talented actors that are portraying like the Luke needs to be without mimicking the way Scott Patterson played plays Luke. And so I don't know that it has to be like so much of the AI conversation, because yeah, you're creating what you were creating.

Being clever about it. That showing them in the you know, living in the shed at the end, and this and that and this is what the creation is.

Right exactly. It's it's the story. It's the story that matters, you know.

But I've always when we talk about more Gilmore Girls stuff. I've always talked like, I think a what do you if it's a prequel, a post, a post.

A sequel. I guess you could call it a continuation, the continuation.

I've always been like, I want to see Rory's baby, like I want to know what that baby is. Now you know, absolutely Dexter and I loved it.

I don't mean to keeping like pro Dexter. I'm not like I don't want the Dexter. But they are simultaneously airing a prequel version and a continuation, all on showtime or whatever you call it. Maybe it's called Paramount plus, but you could do all of the things. I think what you want, and I think people want is more Gilmore Girls. And I think this is what Scott has always understood, is that this fandom just wants more. They want the podcast, not just ours, but all the podcasts.

They want holidays made here, they want more movies, they want a prequel, they want.

They live in the world. Yeah, they want the world. They want the merge, all of it. So were you sad?

What feelings did you feel when it went down?

I mean I think I was just like, oh, I wonder, what's going to happen.

Now what am I getting a certified letter in the.

Exactly exactly, which you know, we kind of thought that when it when we saw it go viral, we didn't think it was going to go viral. I mean, all kinds of stuff out there. So now I think it just made me go. I just reflected on all the comments. I mean, there were more wonder full comments than anything of people that were just like I needed this, you know, or this helped me through my day, And it was that kind of stuff that made me go, gosh, we got to we got to make stuff like this, you know, because it really does that the story that all those actors and the Palladinos created together, it really it helps people and people want to be in Star Hollow. And I know it. I've been you know, two decades of

watching watching this that I go back to it. So I think it's something that you know, people just really they want it because it actually does something very positive for them emotionally, and it made me just think that, gosh, this is this is something that should still live on like it is. It's a live still and people would love it if they could see more of it.

Yeah, I agree, yeah.

I mean, I I think your intent and again I don't want to speak for you, but this is just from our conversation. I think your intentions were pure. But life, life is complicated, especially in tech, right.

I mean you're going especially you're gonna you're gonna get it. I mean, you know, that's just that's expected with any new technology. So I mean I feel like I feel like my parents right now, like when you know computers came out or remember.

Ganparents or something.

What is this computer?

Right? Exactly? I'm not banking online. Someone will steal my money, you know. So it's totally you're just just like even.

Still won't go to the ATM. She's like, I don't like that thing.

Yeah, mine writes Chucks And I'm like, okay, you know whatever it's comfortable with or even it's just kind of like I always make the example. It's like GPS, right, Like we all get in our cars when we plug in where we're going, Nobody's like, oh my gosh, like take out the Thomas Guide. You know, you're cheating, like you can't. You can't use GPS. So I think it's just it's just tech evolving, and that's you know, people.

Getting used to it. Right, Like when I started in radio, we were using the commercials were played on what you would call an eight track, right like I don't even know if you guys know what, but they were carts and you had to put them into this machine and I had to load one commercial at a time. And let me tell you, I messed it up. I was like, oh my god, I ran the four o'clock spots at three o'clock. Wow. And you know, I can remember Ryan Seacrest or Rick D's some of these people editing like with a like a razor blade practically like and then gluing like cassette tape together basically I don't even know how they did it. Yeah, and then technology goes, goes, goes.

So there will be things about AI that are great, but there are also things that are like cringe.

Absolutely, and they just had they have to place laws in and they have to find protection for people, and there's you know, there's a lot that has to evolve, I think when any new technology comes up, and we're in that place unfortunately of there's not a lot of laws yet.

And also like, look, I have a huge respect for people and their IP right because that is Warner Brothers one hundred percent tent and a bunch of other people. So I understand, and while simultaneously understanding, like how fun to create something and what a great idea to do this prequel with some of the ideas you had in your video.

Yeah, I agree.

Well, like life, it's good and bad. But we're happy to talk to you. And I hope that you were sad and happy at the same time, disappointed and excited at the same time. It's probably like a lot of you.

Now just need to call Adian Mentality now and Warner Brothers and be like, hey, let's do this for real.

Then I know'stly that's I mean. People keep asking like make stuff, you know, make stuff post it, and I was like, well, not without their permission, right right, But yeah, I mean I think it would be amazing.

Let's do this exactly.

People would love it. I think I don't see a lot of bad coming out of it if everybody came together and wanted it made.

Oh I love it, well, thank you and going fans.

I think can like I said, love the idea of it while simultaneously still respecting the IP and the people that created it and the actors and the good and the bad of AI. But anyways, it's very fascinating to talk to you, and like I said, it shook us. We were like, whoa, this is cool. And then you know, having people respond, I mean a million people's like keep creating.

Yeah, good life.

Yeah, you know, we're making all kinds of yeah stuff. I mean I prefer hybrid, like we we mostly shoot hybrid, so we actually shoot actors like on a stage or led and then we you know, we use technology for what we need that we wouldn't be able to do otherwise. But yeah, we have like five different projects going on right now.

How can people find you if they want to like see your work?

But we're making yes, So I mean I'm on Instagram. Obviously a lot of people found me there. Alchai Productions is what my company is called, We May I mean I've had it for twenty years. I've made all kinds of stuff under them. Chaos Pharmacy is my partner justin kaylen Chin's company, So our stuff is out there, and yeah, I just continue, Well.

I appreciate you like taking the time and being open to the criticism while simultaneously being happy about the praise, because I think you really got Thank.

You, thank you for having us and for sharing it too. That was that was really exciting.

Yeah, no, I mean like that's the thing we also for you know, anyone listening. We want to talk about everything Gilmour, right, yeah, and that means things people like, things, people don't like, things, we like, things we don't like. You know, anything in that realm is what makes a conversation great. It's like people's critique of season seven, you know, like I know there's things to love about season seven, and then there's also like.

Well things love but yes, it's it's.

Nice to have you, and thanks for thanks for being open to.

The Thank you, Thank you guys so much for having me. I appreciate it.

Thank you.

Hopefully we'll get our prequel.

Okay, I know we can hope, all right, thank you.

So, Danielle, I'm seeing this picture of my low with a bunch of Honkys. Was nice. Yeah, I get it, Like it's I get it. The comments are gonna be split for us. How dare you have her on? I like that you had her on.

I liked it.

I hated it, and that's fair. That's what makes things interesting.

No one's gonna be mad about what you're talking about right now?

Well, no, because first of all, I have the funniest story about Milo. I mean not like I bumped into it, but it's funny story. But you'll tell you saying, what is this picture of Milo with all these firefighters? This was obviously during the Palisades fire.

So what happened is Tara? You guys know Tara on our team one of her friends. Uh, somebody's going have to tell me with dating what app it was? It was like a bumble or hinge, one of those guy dating app on hinge. Okay, comes across.

A guy on Instagram or on a hinge and one of his photos is this photo?

Now is he the fireman or the random guy in the black T shirt? Or my lad? It's obviously not.

That's a great question. I wonder know which of them the days, but it was obviously from the Palaisiads fire.

First of all, if it's the firefighter, date the firefighter.

You don't need a picture of Miloa to help tell you.

Just that yellow firefighter gear exactly exact fireman like just hello fireman. Okay. So I'll tell you this mylow story. It's funny. So my nieces. My I have five nieces. So Chelsea the second oldest. Yes, we were in Tahoe with her friends and she's like, I'm gonna watch I Will Find You because she had already watched it through but her friends hadn't seen it and she loved it, so she's like, let's watch I Will Find You. So, first of all, not joking, they started it at eight o'clock and we're still up at three am, like they watched every single episode in one night. But she's like, I want to watch I Will Find You, and I go yeah with my lo vent Amilia, and she's like, I don't know who that is. Like she's like, I

don't know what that means. Oh, Jess, it's Jess from Gilmore Girls. Yeah, she totally knows gilmorl. She goes like she basically was like that's Jess, Like she's like, he looks so old. Oh I but this is you have to imagine for teenagers, right, they've watched Gilmore Girls just now.

Right, So it's like, I mean, obviously.

They're teenagers, they know, they understand, but they're like it's such a time jump because simultaneously they're watching two things with the same actor, right, and they streaming from streaming, so they're not like googling what year was gil More Girls made? They're just like, this is the cool show.

This is the cool show. And so they're like, why is just so old all of us? You know, it was twenty five of the day ago.

Milo looks better now than he did back then.

Yeah, I kind of take right. You could see old aging like a twenty year old and aging like a fine wine.

Did you see the sun Foster she's doing?

Where is cann First of all, I have spent a lot of time analyzing Sutton Foster's career moves because they're so fascinating workouts. A genius. I don't know. Here's my question. Where is Canyon Ranch? I thought it was like in Arizona.

It is in Lennox, Massachusetts, the famous canyon are there?

Is there more than one? Oh?

I do not know.

The I watched the whole thing. I watched the testimonials. I watched the ladies who went previously talking about how life changing and amazing it was. I'm like, but this was the one that was expensive, right, I think this was the one that was like five thousand.

Dollars, so so much said that it starts starting at twenty three hundred. Oh my god. So part of the retreat. This is the part that like made me a giggle.

They were the retreat Please said they watch bun Nuts Please.

They take an excursion to Tinglewood to experience Jack Hugh Jackman performing with the Boston Pop.

I saw this. I saw this first of all. Remember my dad said what Sutton Foster did was like the Boston was the pup. So it's like, yeah, I get it. First of all. That part sounds cool fun. Also, I love that she's not like hiding it. She's not like, oh no, don't am I dating or not? And my danying you're not. They're just like we know that together.

And here come the paparazzi.

And here comes the scheduled paparazzi.

Totally here the People magazine photographer we booked.

For our People magazine.

I think I would if it was not in Lenox, Massachusetts.

Or what'd you say, Lenox, Massachusetts? You make it?

If it was, I would be like, Sutton, girl, here's what's gonna happen. I'm gonna pay the twenty three hundred. It's a pretty penny. You're charging me. I'm gonna come to the things I want. I don't want to be so like, don't you tell me I have to get up at eight am for like yoga. I'm not doing that part, Sutton, but like by eleven for tea time and like doing that part. I'm not doing that part.

And I'm not surrendering my phone. That's the other thing when they're like, yo, so this retreat where we all butter ourselves. We lock our phones in this you know, metal box.

I'm like, no access to the outside world.

I'm like lately not doing that. I will have my two phones, my iPad and my laptop in my room, and I will bring my phone everywhere I go. But I'll listen to your talks. I'll do a nice Q and A with cream cheese cucumber sandwiches.

That is so your vibe. I you know.

Oh my god, I don't eat cream cheese now, but I love those cumb I might eat some. We're having a pickleball tournament in Tahoe next week and one of the things was cucumber sandwiches, and I might just take the diarrhea. I might just be like, take it.

It's worth it. Once a year take the diarrhea.

I me tell you. Oh, though I had to think Tahoe food is not the best. I'm not going to name the restaurants I don't like. I am so particular about my French fries. Now it's gotten weird.

I like in and out French fries, or do you yep.

In and out thumbs up. There's something where they fry them into certain grease or fat or something that is like a no for me and makes me sick. I think I might be allergic, but certain fries yep.

Yeah, you see. For me, it's more of the texture of the fry. Like I do not like a steak fry. I do not like thick.

I like I like it thick if it's not made in that grease. There's some sort of grease or fry fried whatever they it's great oil. I think about it right now, I'll throw up. Like I literally have to order the fries, look at them and go pause or in in and out. This is so weird. But like I don't want to sound bougie. I'm not bougie, but there's two country clubs in my neighborhood. Ones fries are disgusting and the other fries are delicious. That's just the facts. Mann, that's just I wanted to would you rather eat? Okay, I'm gonna give you like the best game ever. Okay, ruffles, potato chips or whatever potato chips you like the best, Like if it's the cape cod whatever. Your favorite potato chip is, tater top or in and out fries.

Oh man, you had me and tater tots and in and out fries.

I'm immediately out on the tater tots.

I don't like cater tots. I love tater tots, so I love in and out fries. They're my favorite fries.

So in and out is good. But I might go over the ruffles. What yeah, I like potato chips, potato. I know we're gone back on a couple more stories, but this just makes me think about the other night at the Swim Meat and like, look, I don't pretend that swim Meets are going to have like the Four Seasons buffet, Okay, but listen to what the menu was pasta mm hmm, egg rolls, chicken finger.

We are dipping into all all types of cuisine here.

The star the well, and I was starving and it's like a swim meet. You're there for like six hours. It's hot. It's just like I don't know how to for anyone who partakes in swim team activities buckle up. But the illness and bloating I had after eating just an egg girl and like a bite of one of the other. Oh my god, that is food combining not good.

That makes me think of Michelle Obama and Kevin.

Hart with an explosive.

Seen that clip. Oh my god, so good. What is going on with the Hamster? He's got the last story of the day.

The Hamster came came back into I just does not think not disappeared.

John is like he's the James Marsden and the Wonder Timmoth, the Alliphant of because Timothy Oliphants and like every single show we got to talk about him during listen if you want to, because I finished five Star Weekend.

Oh I watched Wase mouths ra Isabelle. We'll talk ut later, we'll talk by later. But anyways, just his soups hot.

If anyone's wondering.

I need to google him. I want to college with his brother not registering.

So the Hams Timothy Oliphant, I know, like you can't even think Josh Deamel looks so much like Josh Deamel. Think of the person that you think is Josh Deamel. But then you're like, is that Josh Deamel? That's Timothy Alfon Okay of research and I went to college with his brother.

The Hamster is starring an American Hostage anthology series two that will premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.

What does that mean?

American Hostage is MGM's upcoming thriller anthology series. Anthology series. I need a definition and look up for that.

Well, it's like all the Ryan Murphy stuff are like anthology series.

It is set and then the psychological thriller tells the harrowing true story of Fred Heckman, a beloved Indianapolis radio reporter who is thrust into a middle into the middle of a life or death crisis when hostage take her.

You know what's unfortunate about what you're reading right now.

And when you're at the other.

One hundred percent, this is what you might as well be saying. It's like they write, these dear TV people, you're trying to sell me on your show.

You don't write that crap.

That was just so many words just.

To give me the GISTs, big words, harroing the salad logical hostage.

It's like, what is the show? The show is a real life story about a hostage crisis, and John Hamm plays a radio host giving the play by play yep, boom boom, like all that bleep you just poop. You just said give it again? I didn't even It's like the Charlie, You're like struggling to read it, and even if you read it right, it still would be like, what give it to me again? Just for the people? Oh, first of all, I just realized Christopher palahas in it.

You want me to again?

Yes, But guys, that dude is so hot. He is hotter John ham he is. First of all, I've never gotten over that show. Remember that CW show. I don't remember you all the time anytime. Like I'm always like, he's welcome, He's welcome because that guy is so hot and my friend carries friends with him and says he's so nice. Anyway, Literally, I'm like, I'll watch that for Christopher Palaha instead of just John ham Whatever, life unexpected, Thank you. I was going to say it had a bad title. That wasn't a great title. But that show was so good. I was so bummed when I got canceled or like ended or whatever.

I don't really want to read this thing again more times.

It's just real week, just one more time so we can just make fun of it one more time, Okay, because we're all going to watch this show.

So in the nineteen seventies, The Psychological Thriller tells the harrowing story of Fred Heckman, a beloved Indianapolis radio reporter who is thrust into the middle of a life or death crisis when hostage taker Tony Chrisis means to be interviewed on his popular radio news program.

The Man in the Middle, Like the Hostage Taker, It's like, it's this too many words, I don't understand, but whatever, Sean Ryan did it. That means I'm gonna watch it. And I love the cast and I'm gonna watch it. But tell it to me like this. John ham plays a radio host and in the middle of his live radio show there's a hostage crisis and the kidnapper calls in, and this is the show about it. And it stars John Hamm, the Hunkiest Man Alive, Christopher Polah, Muriel Enos and Giovanni Ribisi. Yes, tune in people. Our conversion was so much, you do. He's the he's the father of the triplets Phoebe carried. That's Phoebe's brother. How would you not know Phoebe.

I've watched Friends.

I sorry what I've seen episodes, But you've never watched the series? Yeah, are you the I was too busy watching the gonna beat. You cannot question anything in my early two thousands, late nineties.

I don't care if you don't want friends now, like I'm not like. I don't like when I'm scrolling and I hit the TBS and the TNT and there's like three friends in a row. I'm not I'm sliding by right, but I have seen every episode.

Three years too young for he's gonna say middle of the year.

What year were you born?

Ninety? Oh? So like when it's height, I missed it by this much.

You know what?

I did a deep, an aggressive deep dive on I did a deep dive on night Rider. I mean, uh, deep dive because here's what happened. I stumbled upon and again this is listen if you want to so for joy like this, tune in tomorrow. But I saw a clip of different Strokes Crossover with night Writer, and I thought to myself, when in the world did that happen?

And how do I have no memory of it? It's coming back to me. But the night Writer in the car, you know, mister Feenie is the voice of the car. Did you know that?

I did not?

So did I just blow your mind?

I Nightrider? Are You're gonna hate me?

No?

I'm not. But did I just make your head explode? That the you know the night Rider car?

Right?

You know that black trans am?

What you don't know this? We've talked about night Writer report and again I missed it.

So I said to you, what is the car a night Writer? You don't know who is the star of night Writer?

Do you know that? I cannot tell you one thing about night Writer? Not one negatively.

They know that David Hasselhoff had a career.

Before, they have not picked David Hasseloff.

Oh that was I Look, this was the era where I was like, I think I love David Hasselhoff by Baywatch. I was way over it, don't get me wrong. But night Rider was so awesome. And he had this black trans am and it had this like red light and the car talked. It was basically AI speaking of AI was like a robot car. It was a robot but like it interacted, so it was AI before it was ahead of its time. Let me tell you that the voice of the car was mister Feenie aka William Daniels.

That's awesome. I love him.

Correct. So anyway, there, I'll just end on this. We won't talk about night Writer and listen if you want to. Tomorrow there was an episode of Different Strokes where Dudley and Arnold did something they almost got heard at Universal Studios, and David Hasselhoff sort of was playing himself but also kind of was Michael Knight because the car was in it and the voice, but I don't think that was actually William Daniel's voice in that particular thing anyway, So I'm like, what in the world deep dive. I spent an hour watching clips of night Writer, justnight Writer, Writer, You Writer, more night Writer when they got buried by rocks and how did they get out? And then there was the bad night Writer, and then there was the

truck night Writer, like the turbo boost, the this the that the first time he hears Kit talking to him. I mean, I was like, I think I'm gonna have to just watch it all again.

Do we need it? Oh?

I was gonna say, do we need to do a night.

No, it'll have a listenership one. Just me. I'll be like, because it's good, but it's not great. But it was at the time day I can remember dukes of hazard, the Brady Brides. Tell me that wasn't my dream come true? Marsha and jan getting married. Come on, I've been doing a deep dive on Brady stuff. I really want to do a Brady bunch of I want to go back to that house.

Are you bored? Should we go? Are you in your bed?

Are you in your bed?

I've been in my bed this whole time because I told you I was gonna do this from inside my house, and I'm quarantined to my room because the rest of my house has fairal children running around it.

Okay, I just realize you're in your bed. First of all, I'm hoping yesterday. Have you ever had that swallow where you swallow and you're like, oh no, oh no, why was that swat? Why did I feel that swallow where You're like, am I getting some sort of something going on in there?

And I'm immediately of something, something, something something.

I immediately was like, this isn't happening. I'm gonna take two advil. I'm gonna goggle the salt water. I'm gonna get in the shower. I'm gonna I'm gonna fight this.

Ah.

This morning, I woke up with a little but I think I'm gonna I think it's good now now i'm cruising. I think I'm gonna fight it.

Keep drinking your lemon water. That will help.

That's what I'm doing. I feel like you need a nappy? Are you gonna take a little nappy now? How?

Okay?

What do I want to?

Yes?

Could you if you could, could you immediately fall asleep, like right now, like if you just leaned back.

Immediately immedly, immediately, we gotta go bye bye?

Is it over?

And that's the news?

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