Welcome to fine-tune with Through Tailor, 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 this week's show on Friday, December 17, 2021, and Drew, you've been busier than ever, right?

I don't know if our listeners have been keeping track of the numerous stories you have posted over on the rap this week,

but you interviewed Merissa Tomey about how her version of Aunt May for the Spider-Man film franchise was formed.

I'm so tempted to read it, but I haven't seen the movie yet, but you did a piece that tried to zero in on when exactly in the MCU timeline Spider-Man, no way home it actually takes place.

Yes, yes.

Okay, don't read it yet Jim, don't read it yet.

The plan is Nate's and I are going to go to a Tuesday, Matt May, so I'll get with you.

Now I'm worried about both of you again with COVID and Almacross.

No, no, actually, it's so interesting to say that because literally this afternoon, we did our at home COVID test, which,

boy, when you are literally sticking the swab up your own nose, you've reached an interesting moment, but we both got little blue lines,

so we're negative and we have to do within 36 hours or second test, but yeah, it's getting a little scary out there.

I mean, you saw the stories that are just broken in the last hour, so like,

Radio City just shut down and it's like, oh no, this was also supposed to be in the rear view.

I know, I feel so bad for the Broadway shows because they're all going to be closed and this,

this is the time to get those tourists, you know?

No, that's exactly.

This is where you made bank and then, you know, had the money to roll through January, February, March,

before the snow melt and the tourists came back.

Yeah.

I did want to mention also, you also broke an interesting bit of animation news over at the wrap by shining a spotlight on that,

that holiday themed stop motion thing, the Ted Lasso people.

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