Hi, I'm Mick Garris, and this is another fun-size post-mortem AMA where I answer the questions that you ask me,

and you ask them through our esteemed producer, Mr. Joe Russo. Joe, good to see you. How are you? Good to see you too, Mick.

And when this airs, in two days, it will be your birthday. So, happy early birthday.

Yikes. I didn't want anybody talking about that. But thank you very much.

Don't worry. The world will remember. Ah, we're, we're, don't worry, the world will remember, so.

Oh, great.

Well, we talked on earlier shows about how we would recommend the things that, uh, that

we're watching and enjoying and that we want people to do the same.

I'd like to recommend a couple of things that are really interesting because they

come from a different

perspective of my own. Bad hair is something I found really, really interesting and funny and

poignant and really. Yeah, it's great. You recommended it and I watched it and I enjoyed the hell

out of it. It's super fun. Yeah, it's a really fun thing.

And the less said about it, the better. But it's really a lot of fun. And that's on Hulu.

And on Netflix is an equally impressive debut called His House, another black filmmaker, this one from the UK, and it's powerful,

much more serious than the more lighthearted bad hair, but something I found really moving,

as well as genuinely frightening. What did you think, Joe? I mean, I thought it was exceptionally made.

I thought the performances were incredible.

I thought the perspective was unique and different.

It was, you know, just a great and interesting look into the immigration experience, you know,

and the refugee experience.

The refugee experience was really, really impressive.

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