0:00.0	Hello, listener, and welcome to this preview of our latest Patreon exclusive episode.
0:06.2	To continue the conversation and listen to the full episode, head over to the Beyond the
0:10.4	Screenplay Patreon. The link is in the show notes.
0:14.8	Hello, patrons. I'm Michael, and welcome to Beyond the Screenplay, our podcast for each episode.
0:21.1	We do a conversational deep dive analysis into a film.
0:25.0	In today's patron exclusive episode, we are talking about Prometheus, the 2012 film screenplay by John Spates and Damon Lindelof, directed by Ridley Scott.
0:35.8	I'm joined by the Beyond the screenplay team,
0:37.7	Trisha Rand. Hello everyone. Brian Bittner and Alex Kajos. Hi. All right, so we're
0:48.3	talking about Prometheus. We are, this is the penultimate episode of our Atura autumn
0:53.7	season.
0:56.7	We're diving into some Ridley Scott.
0:58.4	Next week will be Napoleon.
1:01.8	We've already talked about a lot of Ridley Scott.
1:09.6	We actually did a trilogy accidentally on him last year, where we did Thelma and Louise and Gladiator and Alien back to back to back. So there's been a lot of Ridley Scott talk.
1:11.6	Lots of movies we could have chose.
1:13.6	We chose Prometheus to talk about because I think, because we wanted to,
1:18.6	because it was going to be the most fun conversation.
1:20.6	And good lessons will come from that.
1:23.6	Before we start talking about Prometheus,
1:26.6	I feel like we try to be constructively critical
1:29.9	and respectful of movies.
1:34.4	And we're a little looser on our patron episodes, but still, I just want to say that
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