0:00.0	This is the Baymau podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm Isko Ho, Sprint Billings. Today we continue
0:10.4	a review of the chosen with a discussion on the third episode of season two, what a blockbuster
0:17.5	episode. This episode, I mean, obviously it was a huge crowd pleaser for obvious reasons and good
0:24.1	reasons. This is one of my favorite episodes of all the seasons that I've seen too and probably not,
0:34.0	I mean, I enjoyed the episode for all the same reasons that I think the mass, you know,
0:38.1	population did, but I enjoyed a lot of the like between the lines stuff as well. So yeah,
0:49.2	a really good episode. I liked it a lot. All right, well, let's get into it. I'm going to have very
0:53.1	few things to say negative about this, Brent. Perfect. Okay, well, spoiler horn coming up and then
0:59.2	credits start the episode actually. So we'll be into it after that.
1:24.0	So this episode starts with an incredible shot, a shot lasting 13 minutes and 27 seconds, Marty.
1:33.8	That's right. They call it a winner. I've been told I've listened to a few other podcasts. My wife
1:39.7	found this video. I think we're going to reference here in a moment. They talk about it. It's
1:43.4	a really fascinating cinematic accomplishment. Yeah, and it truly is. I think people probably
1:52.2	have most recently talked about this with the movie 1917. I don't know if you've seen that, Marty.
1:56.3	Oh, sure. But that entire movie is a wonder, which is not actually true. They definitely did it
2:02.8	across multiple takes, but they have. So for reference, the chosen like a season of the chosen
2:08.8	eight episodes has like a $10 million budget versus 1917, which is like probably a two hour movie
2:17.2	with a couple hundred million dollar budget. Yep. So the budgets are a little lopsided, but when
2:23.2	you have that much money, you can pay visual effects people to blend shots together and you would
2:30.5	not know. And they were very careful when they did that because they said, okay, people are going
2:35.7	to expect it here. So we're going to do it when they don't expect it. So they're very smart. They
2:40.2	planned it all out. Definitely not one actual shot in 1917. The movie still ambitious, still an
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