Hello everyone. It's Thursday the 6th of February 2025 in my universe and it's Q&A question and answer time. Thank goodness.

It's my favourite. I find this a very relaxing process. As well as watching it and drinking it in, you know, click on something. Let us know you're there.

Anyway, let's see what happens.

When you're consuming content from, you know, either the films or internet or wherever,

how do you engage with it?

Do you like shout at the screen or say, done or do you start tap, you know, putting answers in or is it just random? I usually, I use like,

you know, the heart function everywhere. And just because, you know, and I do, I think, I think X,

for example, changed the way that they displayed that.

I'm not sure, but I use the like function so I can find things again.

It's always seemed to me the easiest and most obvious way to just, because then I can go into like and see, because I know I liked something.

You know, because it, so if I watch it, I like it, just so that I can find it again,

whether it's made me angry or whether I've really approved of it, I just want it.

So that's, that's really the principle way that I interact with things.

I mean, I tend to be mostly pushing stuff out. I put stuff out on

X Twitter and then, you know, people reply or don't or whatever. And I don't really engage

with much of it. I do some, I very occasionally, I'll come back to someone's reply.

But, I mean, I used to find when I was making traditional television in the world of before,

I didn't, by the time I was involved in making television, I didn't watch much.

And I don't, again, I don't know if that made me typical.

Remember, it was maybe you, Paul, or somebody on the team on two men in a trench very

early on said, this will change the way that you watch television because now you've sort of

been part of the process.

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