Hello everyone and welcome to Decoding TV Bonus episode. I am David Chen.

Today I'm joined by Patrick Kleppick and today we are going to be discussing the

HBO documentary series Chim Crazy.

Tonka and I just found each other.

And Tonka loved me as much as I love Tonka.

It was meant to be. It was just natural. It's like your love for God. And I'll do anything to protect that prime me.

Anything. tag that private on HBO. It's currently streaming on Max the one to watch for HBO. I'm going to read a

plot somewhere from the internet. Former nurse turned exotic animal

broker, Tanya Haddick, spends her days caring for animals in captivity, referring

to herself as the Dy pardon of chimps.

However, her limitless love for one chimpanzee spins into a wild cat and mouse game

with authorities and an animal rights group, end quote.

So that is the nature of what this documentary covers.

It is directed by Eric Good, the guy who created Tiger King on Netflix,

obviously a show that I think many of us

got enthralled by during the, you know,

around the beginning of the pandemic.

And here he's applying his same eye

to this woman, basically basically and these other people who are kind of in this

woman's network who like to keep and breed chimps and potentially sell them as

well.

So Patrick Kleppic, real quick, you know, we're gonna do like a quick overview of reaction

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