Hello, everyone.

Welcome back to the Challenge 30, 30 Wrapup podcast for episode 16.

I am Brian Cohn. come to me as always is my

coach alice a alley how are you brian i am great i am finally with you from last week on like

accepting that we've neared the end of the season i didn't think it would come i now feel it from

this episode yeah we're on the precipice this is it it's next's next week. It's done. It's next week. It's the finale. I think. I'm pretty sure. 99% sure. Tyler, maybe there's another reduction. You never know, no. Tyler Morton Carribo wrote a question that cracked me up when I read it. If I asked you to remember July 18th, could you?

Because that is when the premiere of this season, that was the premiere of the season.

This one was a marathon, not a sprint.

July 18th, it is now November 1st.

This is going to go almost from July 4th to Thanksgiving.

That's insane.

It has taught me though, because I've always felt like when seasons of regular television, as

opposed to reality television, when scripted series, you know, break for the Christmas New

year or they're only one season a year, two seasons a year, I'm like, why can't I watch

us all the time? Now I understand there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. I've enjoyed every episode, but they have to have had viewers falling off this season. I mean, somebody's going to correct me and send me the ratings. But like, I just feel this has to have caused some people to forget about the season. You would hope.

But I'm just, I'm worried.

It's very rare.

I think it's rare for shows to like decrease the amount that they produce.

So I'm hope.

I'm worried that this might be the trend.

But I'm hoping maybe next season goes back to like the normal 11, 12 episodes that they're accustomed to doing.

Um, I will, I will come back to this ratings thing because I'm very interested in seeing this.

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