Good morning everybody, Lord. Good afternoon or good night. I'm Truman, all of a sudden.

Hey, so listen, we're doing she halt the spoiler review for episode, the hell is it?

Five, episode five. And yeah, man, let's talk about it.

We got episode five of Sheel. Gonna be bringing you to the channel by the way.

Trying to get the 70,000 by the end of the year. Hit that button. Got a lot of stuff coming out here.

I'm gonna have my social reaction, immediate reaction of Andor tonight.

I think like 8 p.m. PST or is it nine? I don't know, one of those two.

One of the embargo drops. Anyway, listen, let's get into this thing.

This is Sheel. It is the latest episode. Jennifer Walters, Sheel.

Last one, I had a bunch of magicians and Billy Walsh from Entourage.

I think the show's losing me, guys. On episode one and two, I know there are a lot of people who didn't like the show off the bat.

I really liked one and two and I didn't mind three too much. Four.

It started, it lost me on the, I thought I got a little too silly and the balance was all over the place.

I do disagree with people that don't think it's well written. I do think it's well written.

I just don't, here's an example, by the way. So when Ms. Marvel, when the trailers came out,

I said, okay, this show seems to be aimed towards like teenagers.

And maybe that's who the audience is gonna be and if it's done, teenagers will love it.

Turns out it wasn't just for teenagers. It was, I related to the show very much because of the family dynamic.

And I thought the family dynamic of that show, minus the, the really, I thought the acting was really good in the show as well.

But I think that the family dynamic was better to me than the superhero stuff.

However, the hero, the superhero stuff combined very well into the overall narrative of what the show was.

It balanced it both out and there was definitely humor in it all the way around.

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