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My other one, okay, so this is kind of a cheap because it's kind of, well, okay, it's been announced,

but you know how I feel about those announcements, Joe. And it is actually a video game that we are turning into a TV show.

And this is Bioshock.

Now, in a couple of weeks, we have Netflix's Resident Evil TV series coming out.

And next year, we have HBO's The Last of Us adaptation coming out.

So, you know, there's always this kind of stigma around video games turn to movies because

unfortunately, you know, you play a video game that's 15 to 20 hours long and you have to condense that into a two-hour movie.

It's not always going to work and quite often does not work as we have seen from a lot of these movies.

Yep.

I do think that, yeah, a TV adaptation, so the TV medium is honestly the best way to go about this. Now, we will see with some of these upcoming shows, but Netflix has announced that they

are doing a Bioshock TV show, which the film has been in development hell since 2007,

when Gore Vrubinsky was like, I'm going to do it.

Then it was Giamma del Toro.

Remember that.

Yes, yes.

And these are hard, R-rated video games set in a gorgeous and probably very expensive

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