I was flipping through the channels the other day, but there was nothing good on, I had nothing to play.

So I went to my computer and realized that there was so much content before my eyes.

There's nothing to Netflix in my heart and on my screen.

There's always something that I still haven't seen

Yeah, that's right We We are back hanging with Hulu for another week of Paradise, episode six.

And now we've got a lot to break down after a jam-packed episode. Yippy I.O. Caye, mother truckers. Let's go.

And now the slash to my Axel Rose, it's Chappelle.

Hey, Rob, I have a secret.

What is it?

I've never seen that hard.

I've seen it just once.

I'm not...

Like, I'm sure I saw it like when I was a child

years and years and years ago. I'd have no recollection of the movie at all when people talk about it.

I just got nothing. I really felt like, do I need to watch it? Do I need to watch it to understand

this episode? Is that like something that would like give me like a deeper understanding? I don't think so. I don't think that there was, and maybe, you know, we'll hear from people that, no, you actually did need to.

But I think that just thematically, like it was like die hard, that they were basically like, die hard.

Bruce Willis, he's in a building and he's trapped and he's sort of like on the run from the bad guys in the building who have hostages.

So I think the end he sort of like then gets the jump on the bad guy. So I think it's just sort of like

thematically it's similar to what's going on here with Agent Collins. And basically he goes from

being sort of like on the run to then getting Sinatra on the run.

Okay. So for the record, it is a Christmas movie.

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