I never saw, I, that's hard for me to believe.

Well I always caught it in syndication anyway.

I mean it, it's not something I followed, but people I remember being a big event.

It's weird.

It's sort of almost like the last episode of the prisoner because it takes on this supernatural tone.

He jumps into this place, like it's this bar, and there's this proprietor of the bar but basically you find out that that guy is God.

Okay. Or the creator. The guy, the bartender. The bar isn't really a bar.

Yeah, it's like he's in this weird zone and you find out through he has this long conversation

It's very existential with this bartender and all these different people come in people that he's known or ran into from different times and stuff and but they

don't know it's all very kind of symbolic he's like well how how am I going to get

back home and and the bartender guy said you can always go back.

You've always had the ability to go back.

You've just never decided to.

You've decided, like subconsciously,

you've wanted to go help people.

You can stop that whenever you want. can go back home you've got the

power you just have to do it and then the very end he like leaps and then the

voice over you know that kind of the the computer woman that talks like this you know she comes in and she goes

Sam Beckett was never seen again oh and it was like what so he didn't he didn't

never go back home he just kept leaping through time to help people.

It's pretty good job really. I mean it's fraught with difficulties.

Yeah, there's lots of difficulties. But I mean, no, he's doing good.

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