It is interesting, though, that they start with the pig episode.

Put off so many people.

I know, like, I know, like, well, I like.

I like that.

Carrie watched, Scarry saw that.

I was like, I don't need to watch that show.

And like, yeah, my business partner, Alexander, exactly the same.

Like, it put off a lot of people that one episode.

I liked it.

I did, too.

But I wonder why they did that. Why start with the only episode that involves fornicating with animals?

I think it might be because Brooker is intentionally a bit of a troll.

I wonder if that's what it is.

But he may well have gone, like, this is the one that we'll lose people on.

So let's put this one out first.

And then we kind of, we cold the audience down to, like, the people who have my cynical streak, maybe.

Interesting, because it's not something that, like, makes people talk about it in a way that generates positive press.

People aren't like, like, when people bring up the pig episode, they're not bringing it up in a way that is like oh i

better watch that show we're talking about blackmail everybody oh sorry yeah hello hello audience welcome

um it is like with i with there is that thing when you're making something that's like

deliberately i'm just turning down my levels a little bit there is that thing when you're kind

of when you're making something that's like deliberately niche. There is that kind of like perverse version of PR where you're like actually

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