You know, it's funny.

But when the conversation of greatest trilogies of all time comes up, obviously, we're going

to mention the goat of all goats, the Star Wars trilogy, we're going to mention Lord of

the Rings.

You're going to mention the Godfather, all three films nominated for best picture, two of

them actually, one best picture, that can be some discussions about, you know, the original

Indiana Jones trilogy culminating in the last crusade.

It's just pretend that, you know, nuclear monkey in the fire deserts of Shia LaBuff doesn't

exist, but whatever it is, what it is.

There's a lot of different things, a toy story, Rob.

The first three toy stories films you could consider amongst the greatest trilogies of

all time.

But the one that I bring up sometimes, and by the way, our friend Ryan Ramirez sends in

a couple of super chat badges in the live chat.

Thank you.

Ryan appreciate that, man.

One that comes up that makes people look oddly at me, number one, because there's only

been two of the films so far.

But I've always said if a third one comes out and it's on par with the other two legitimately,

without any facetiousness, I am telling you this deserves to be in the conversation of

a top five, the possibility of being in the top five trilogies of all time.

And that is Paddington.

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