Well, greetings and salutations, everybody. Welcome to the Best Stand Movie Related Show on the planet Earth, the John Campy show, cutting from right here on our YouTube channel. I'm of course your host, John Campia. This is the show where we talk about those things that we love so much. Movies and movie news, TV and streaming, all that good stuff. I'm joined in studios today by our technical producer, Jonathan Voico.

Good morning, everybody.

Writer, director, producer, Robert Meyer Burnett. Well, hello there. And most importantly, of course, you guys are here. Thank you so much for being here and making our little show part of your day. And here's how today's show's going to go. We're going to start off by talking about a number of predetermined topics we got lined up for you guys.

Then in the second part of the show is the most important.

That's when we take your live comments and questions. If you have a thought, theory, opinion, or questioning like us to address, go ahead and fire it on into the super chats in the live chat. And as long as we deem it appropriate to be addressed on the show, we'll address those in the second part of

the show. All right, guys. With that all down, unfortunately, we got to start off today

with some pretty sad news. The folks over at Newsweek are reporting that a beloved actor, James Vanderbeek, from Dawson's Creek and Varsity Blues fame, has died at the age of 48.

James Vanderbeek, they write, best known for his role as Dawson, Leary on Dawson's Creek, and his breakout performance in varsity blues and among other

things has died at 48 after a battle with stage 3 colon cancer. His wife Kimberly announced the news on

Instagram writing that he passed peacefully this morning and faced his final days with courage,

faith, and grace. The couple had six children children he was originally diagnosed back in

November of 2024 and you know every once in a while I'm not comparing the value of any

life but every once while you know we hear about a highly Hollywood icon passing at the age of

93 or at the age of 84, at the age of whatever.

And it's sad, but we celebrate a life they had and living it to the fullest and all that kind of stuff.

There's a little extra note of tragedy.

I think it's fair to say, Rob,

when it's somebody as young as Vanderbeek.

And somebody who, like, in the last,

you know, at least as of a few years ago,

was starting to enjoy a little bit,

whether it was nostalgia based or not,

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