Van, a Rosie, as somebody who's been around the entertainment world for years and years

and years, Mark Rose, and I'm sure you already know this, but for those of you over there

who actually have your headphones on, all right, Rosie's watching the CSI effect is the CSI

effect. What do you think that is? It's a real thing. It's people miss.

Miscalculating the percentage of cases that are solved. Did you're real close?

Because of television crime dramas, jurors have unrealistic, jurors have unrealistic

expectations of forensic science and investigation techniques. So they look for way too much proof

because of CSI effect after watching television. Interesting. Yeah.

The CSI Las Vegas great show. Yeah. The first one was great. Yeah. Yeah. Tell them Chris.

Yeah, man. I mean, really. Yeah. It was very good. Yeah. Yeah. What?

Then I got ridiculous, but is there any network non-comedy you like or you're ever liked?

24. I watched one season of it and thought it was okay.

Oh, so good. I mean, you kind of liked it back in the day. You had to watch it.

You had a lot of spam. He was phenomenal. That's a comedy. Oh, you know what?

Non-comedy. Not some of the best comedies ever were on network TV. Right. Most of the best

comedies ever. Yeah. Out of the Kirby enthusiasm. Right. Right. Network dramas.

Not that we are. Never liked it. I didn't watch your great theme. That was great.

Right. Television viewers in the UK have to pay $230 a year for a television license.

It's a tax to support the BBC. Yeah. What's it? Nima telling us about that?

I don't know. I can't understand the words you say. Good for you. Yeah. It just sounds like the

teachers and peanuts. Yeah. You know something weird. I saw this guy perform this song live.

It was sweet. He opened for Tom Petty. Why is that weird? I don't know a lot of people that

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