Welcome to find tuning with Drew Taylor, your one-stop shop when it comes to animation news and commentary.

I'm Drew's co-host, entertainment writer Jim Hill, and he and I are recording the show on Monday, November 9th, 2020.

So how are you doing, Drew?

It's a real roller coaster of emotion where this weekend we had a really high high and now we're sort of coming down to earth and

realizing how prolonged and and potentially upsetting this whole thing is going to

be so I am feeling I'm feeling a little bit more like last Tuesday than this past Saturday,

but I'm still optimistic and all all get sorted out.

I mean, it was a very very stressful week but the

interesting that what came to mind to me is that Daniel Pinkwater who does the book

reviews over in HPR told its great story about the week of 9-11 where every time you turned on the

television they kept showing that footage of the tower is coming down.

Eventually Daniel was like I have to get away from this I have to not watch this and he ended up over on

Nickelodeon watching Spongebob and the way Daniel talks with Sponge SpongeBob was basically his life raft for that couple of weeks where life was terrible.

And so I didn't watch Nickelodeon, but I did go over to YouTube and it turns out there are dozens of

clips there right now Drew for the Spongeb movie Sponge on the run and mind you you kind of have to treat the movie like a mosaic because you'll

get one clip from this part of the movie and another from that part of the movie. I guess this comes

on the back of sponge on the road was released theatrically in Canada in August and then dropped

on Netflix in all territories except the United States back on the fifth.

And so, and it's that they do,

did debut here in the States till early 2021, which is when Spongel on the road first becomes a

premium video and demand and then after that becomes available for viewing through

CBSo Access which will probably be it'll probably be renamed Paramount Plus by then. So we even...

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