Let's go to Lisa here. TV shows that age well and don't age so well. Good morning, Lisa.

Good morning, guys. How are you? Um, we test at Tamp's Test at Time. Sorry, is Magyva. My seven and 11 year old absolutely love it.

Yeah, I used to love that show and the, because I know they brought it back. There's like a reboot of it, which has been going for a couple years.

Yeah, no. We're talking about the one in the 80s with Richard Dean Anderson. I know they brought it back. There's like a reboot of it, which has been going for a couple years.

We're talking about the one in the 80s with Richard Dean Anson. The one in the 80s, yes, absolutely loves that.

It had to buy the whole series, and he just constantly watches it over.

I love that, yeah, because he was always, I mean, I thought it would be slightly ludicrous now

because there were some crazy things. I remember he once, he was in a maximum security prison in Panama, and he simply made a

balloon and just floated out of the prison.

And they were like, looking at him, not shoot, like, why didn't you shoot him?

They were like, hey, well, fair play.

I mean, how did he even get the materials?

Let's let him go.

And then I remember the balloon got a hole in it, and he taped it up with a map.

Yes, it is.

I still, you know, sometimes you still think about something that makes you smile that episode.

And I think, seemed to remember as well he was trapped underwater and he made a homemade submersible.

It was always something.

Yeah.

Genius.

Yeah.

He would love that show.

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