Okay, well, hello everyone.

Yeah, let's just get in into it.

Thank you so much for joining us tonight.

I'm Rachel Lindsay.

Go ahead. Introduce yourself.

My name is Van.

Yeah.

Van Lathen. Van Lathen. We're so excited to be here. We're from higher learning, if you don't know. And we're thrilled to be hosting this live conversation tonight. So thank you so much for having us. We're ready to dive into this conversation with Emmy Award winner, Yaha Abdul Mateen II. Yaha, Yaha Abdul Mateen II. Yahya Abdul Mateen II.

What's up y'all?

And Stephen Capel, Jr.

Give him a round of applause as well.

So this is obviously a highly anticipated Netflix action thriller series, Man on Fire.

We talked to you a second before, but give it up again for how fantastic this first episode was that you guys got to screen.

It was amazing.

It is based on A.J. Quinell's iconic book series.

Seven-episode drama follows John Creasy, a character that we know,

that we're getting reacquainted with through Yaya's portrayal, a former Special Forces mercenary

plagued by intense PTSD seeking a path to redemption, soon finds himself back in the fire,

fighting harder, more intensely,

and with more passion than ever before

to protect those he loves.

They have to get, I like it when a brother has to get reactivated,

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