And now live from the TCL broadcast studios, it's Joe Sushurich and Patrick Royce.

Before we start this hard-hitting sports, I found my answer.

I was wondering, Pat, how are black and white photos colorized?

Yes.

I'm not really by guessing.

It's based on research diaries, museums, all kinds of stuff and then these artists can

they'll decide, yeah, I think this guy had a blue shirt.

I look a little blue.

Yeah.

Now I got a question for you.

That takes us to colorize movies, which of course Turner's networks started doing a lot.

Remember when they started doing that, they got a lot of heat.

And is there something on the old film that actually reveals to them what the colors

might have been?

I wonder if that was a red car.

I wonder if there's some system that brings that out.

I don't know.

I'm not big on, but you can tell when a movie's been colorized too.

Well, there are people who do this for a living.

They colorize and they have they research history.

And like I said, diaries, museums, letters, that's that.

And then they come up with their guess basically.

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