From Nice Guy Productions World Headquarters, overlooking the glamorous San Fernando Valley,

I'm Mick Garrison.

This is the fun-size edition of Post Mortem AMA, where you can ask me anything.

And asking your questions on your behalf is producer joe rousseau producer joe how are

you mick i'm i'm really good my uh my fifth movie uh this one of my producer on started shooting

this week yay congratulations that's excellent news uh so that's that's that was that was a really nice nice thing this

week. So I'm I'm pumped. I'm jazzed. I'm excited to ask you some questions. We got some really

good ones from our fans this week. I expect nothing less. Me neither. You want to dive in?

Let's dive in. All right uh Joshua Martin asks what is your

favorite episode of the twilight zone oh well there are so many to choose from I know I was

I was kind of glad he directed this only at you. Well, the one that

sticks with me the most is to serve man. Even though it's a punchline show, everything building up

to the punchline is so great. And the last line of dialogue, if there's anyone out there who had, do you think it'd be too

big a spoiler?

Yeah, I mean, it's, it's, you know, the show's been around for a little while, Nick.

Yeah, since 1959, I think maybe if you're going to watch it, you've seen it.

But, you know, the punchline of to serve man, these aliens who come

to earth, and they're taking people on board their ship to visit them, they're very pleasant,

delightful, welcoming aliens, and they have this book called To Serve Man, which everybody

thinks is the most wonderful piece of

humanitarianism and peaceful wishes for the galaxy, if not the universe.

And the last line is, we've figured it out.

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