Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you wherever you are because it is a morning somewhere for February 21st, 2020.

My name is Bernie Burns with me sitting right over there.

Is the lovely Ashley.

I had my, my little, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, my theme song was down.

I can fix it in post, Ash.

Can you?

Yeah.

It was a little bit low.

We started.

So I did my good morning.

Ashley about jumped out of her skin.

Even knowing that it was coming. Me and the cat. It was, uh, it was a little too loud. Where's the cat?

He's under here. Oh, shoot. Terrified. Sweet mush. I got a photo of him today that will be a great

thumbnail photo. He looked, I believe the word is nonplussed. He was not happy. He looked fine until I brought the camera up and went to take his photo. And then he just gave me this look of like, who are you? How dare you? You got the stink guy. The feline stink guy. How you doing, Ash? That's Wednesday. It is Wednesday, my dude. The Bordelands movie, did you know that

was announced, by the way, nine years ago? Is that right? Nine years ago. Has, they've put out a

poster. They've put out a teaser trailer. A full trailer is coming out today. Man, this movie,

I don't know what this movie is going to be exactly. Has it changed hands or anything like that? Because there was like Halo stuff forever, you know? There was Halo stuff. Probably like 2007. There's a couple movies that they announced a really long time ago for like video game adaptations. Some of them came out. Some of them have got stuck in development hell. I remember one of the ones that I really would have

liked to see, but I'm actually kind of glad that it hasn't come out yet because now as we enter the good video game adaptation era, it has a chance is Bioshock. Oh, right. Yeah. I think that could be a really, really cool one in the right hand. Is there a particular Bioshock that you think would be best for adaptation,

done with the first one?

I mean, I say just go

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