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Wow, okay, we are going to travel back at time all the way to season one.

To the beginning of season one when everything was fresh, everything was new.

We were finding our way.

We didn't know what we were doing, and it still came out pretty much okay.

Welcome to our podcast.

I'm Barry Williams.

And I'm Christopher Knight.

And we are the real.

Bray. Rose. It is such a trip to go back and look at season one, especially the first five, six episodes that we did that were all done together.

And it's because we were still waitingorence to come in and shoot all

her scenes after we had done all of the pieces of the other episodes you know what what is really

interesting about this is you can see a lot of the efforts in these early episodes of the thoughts

that were going into the production because on the front end, Sherwood is having to pitch this.

So we had a really good idea of what it was about and where it starts.

And you see that in some of these early scripts.

You see the craft in them and the ideas.

Right.

And the attention to the concept of the show, which is these two families

coming together and trying to make it work out. Just so everybody understands, it's listening

with us, these first episodes, was it five, Chris, four? Yeah, five, I think. There were six,

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