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With all of like, obviously, the strike and kind of network scrambling, is there potentially

anything that could be significantly changed and revolutionized in the television industry

as a result of them kind of

trying to figure things out on the fly? Well, I do think we talked a little bit in the movie

industry yesterday of like what Taylor Swift is doing in terms of like skirting around the studios

and going to AMC saying, hey, let me make a deal with you. And I think we're going to see,

and this will eventually

affect TV as well, if people start sort of skirting the main studios and starting creating

their own content and doing things independently, it's going to really change who has control

in Hollywood. And Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are starting to do it with their artist equity studio,

where everybody on the set has a stake in the film that's from the janitor all the way up to

the director. They're all going to get points on that film and they'll all make additional money,

which I think is revolutionary if they can get this model to be very successful.

They have so far with the movie Air.

So there are things to watch that are coming.

And I think that that's really going to be the big deal here because we're relying.

These studios have so much control and they almost have too much control at this point.

Kristen, I actually am dying to ask you something and if you don't know about it,

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