Jason Tatum over the weekend.

No date yet when it comes to a return, but he's done the work.

The quiet work.

So that is the name of the documentary episode one dropped last night.

Sort of interesting.

Talk to his mom in there.

He says that he heard the Achilles pop.

Sounded like one of those track guns that go off.

And so it ends with kind of a hospital sign that says surgical check-in or whatever.

So it's five episodes.

That is number one, which is out and available.

NBC has it, and Jason Tatum has it on his YouTube channel.

And no idea if he's going to wait until all five episodes air.

And maybe he'll, maybe the last one will air right prior to game time.

And then he will walk from the documentary right out onto the court or something, fireworks,

all kinds of things like that, Curtis.

What if we're just locked into like a, we don't even know we're a part of the documentary right now. Like it's just a wild scene. I can't wait for the NBA finals to be overshadowed by part 12 of the rehab. Listening to him, though, talk about not having a date in mind. It sounds like he's smiling, like smirking the entire time. I do not believe him for a second that he doesn't have a date in mind. It sounds like he's smiling, like smirking the entire time. I do not believe him for a

second that he doesn't have a date in mind.

What do you think he's waiting for? Like he has said he's...

Dylan Brown to get hurt. I mean, he said that there need to be 20 people that sign off or whatever.

I mean, is that what you think he's waiting for, Courtney, or is he waiting for the documentary to air in its entirety?

I don't necessarily think he's waiting for the documentary to air.

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