Brandon: I don't think Zendaya will get it. Lorin W.: That that sh Yeah. Love love her and she's great in the show, but I think they're over Euphoria. Brandon: Right. Yeah, exactly. Lorin W.: If you're hearing this, we thank you for pressing play on another edition of It's Us Room of Alive Podcast with Brandon and Lauren. And this week we are coming to you with our thoughts on the Emmy nominations. So the seventy eight seventy-eighth annual Emmys are coming this September. they announced the nominations on July eighth. And we're just going to go through the significant categories and discuss who should win, who will who will win, and who we think should have been there instead of some of these people. Brandon: Mm-hmm. Lorin W.: But first, how's your week been so far? Brandon: Yeah. not bad. It's been pretty good. the weather wise it is it's been hot and muggy and the summer's definitely here. But other than that, yeah, I can't complain. Pretty good week. Lorin W.: Yeah, same here. busy another busy weekend with events, but it's over and yeah, it's looking forward to what this week brings. But yeah, it it looks like it's about to cool down a little bit somewhat, which is nice 'cause it was very warm yesterday and we were outside for a good four hours at an event with nobody there. But that's neither here nor there. Brandon: This Yeah, I see that. Yeah, that is yes. Oof. Lorin W.: But let's go ahead and get in the headlines. First, breaking news. I watched via blue sky, but Spain has conquered their first World Cup since when was the last time they won? Brandon: Yes. two thousand not too long ago actually. The they won their first World Cup in two thousand and ten. So right. So it's not yeah, which is in World Cup time that's really not that long. But yeah, it was a pretty good game. And in it ended up being a good game. I I just got done watching it, so Lorin W.: Okay, so a good sixteen years. Right, right. Yeah, I saw a lot of commentary. Most of the folks I saw were rooting for Spain. it was like an anti-Argentina type of type of vibe. and then I caught some of the halftime show which seemed very random. Brandon: Mm-hmm. Yeah. I didn't watch any of that. I I purposely just as soon as the halftime whistle blew, I was like, Nope, that's enough, don't wanna see that and then just came back when it was done. Lorin W.: Yeah, so apparently it was like Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber, and Shakira. And folks said Shakira was saved the best for last. She kinda saved that entire performance. Because none of those artists really mesh. I don't think there was like transitions between the songs. At one point the commentary was like, And now for a little soul and Justin Bieber walked out. I was like, Okay. No. Brandon: Yeah. No, that's a mess. Lorin W.: Do they usually have halftime shows or yes? Brandon: No. That's the thing. I w whenever you go to like a the host country you're allowed to put some of your I guess culture into it, so they that's what they're kinda doing. They're trying to emulate the Super Bowl, I guess. I don't know. Yeah, not a good idea. Yep. Lorin W.: It it wasn't it. Yeah. But congratulations to Spain. and that concludes this year's World Cup. in entertainment news, we sadly lost actor Hal Williams, who was most known for his role as Lester on 227. he also had a recurring role in Sanford and Sun. He was 91 years old, I believe. still very active. He had just appeared in a guest role on Madlock. Brandon: Yeah. Mm-hmm. Wow. Lorin W.: the f second season I believe. I remember him popping up in in the episode. So he was still active. and nothing but good, good words and tributes to him from his peers and colleagues. So RP to to Hal Williams. In movie news, Disney's live action Moana bombed. it gathered a whopping forty million Forty five million over the weekend when they thought it might get sixty and it was like two fifty to make. I I just don't understand why they thought we needed a live action of a animated film that just came out within the last decade. Brandon: Yeah, that's yeah, they saw dollar signs and really didn't read into it. That's not yeah, that's odd. Lorin W.: Yeah, I I just think the live action thing should be reserved for like special like one offs. Like having having all these remakes all of a sudden just you're oversaturating we're not missing them. Like you're oversaturating the market to where people aren't surprised or excited for it to come out. It's just this again, we just saw this two years ago, a year ago, so I'm not sure what the strategy is. Brandon: Right. Right. Right. Yeah. That's a great way to put it. Lorin W.: but the Odyssey this past weekend did triumph with the whopping 124 million. the reviews are in people said it's excellence, a lot of five star reviews from other spectators, movie goers and critics, and ultimately showing that the whole DEI boogie monster casting thing that the the right pushes doesn't really hold. Brandon: Yes it did. Yeah. No, ever. No. So stupid. Lorin W.: Yeah, yeah. So I'll I'll see it eventually. I'll try to see it in theaters. I probably won't get it get to IMAX, but I wanna experience it on on the big screen. Brandon: Same. Yeah, it seems like the best way to do it. Lorin W.: Mm-hmm. And finally, in Emmy News, they Television Academy announced that they're removing five categories from the primetime ceremony. and they will be announced at the Creative Arts Emmys that happens about a week before the actual live telecast. So among those removing are I think two writing awards for variety series. They're also removing a writing award for limited series and then supporting Brandon: Ooh. Lorin W.: Actor and actress for limited series as well. and they said this was to make more room for performances, certain speeches, host bits, I guess. I don't know. the guilds came out, the DGA, SGA, and SAGAFTRA, WGA and SAGAFTRA all came out with a response against this, saying that this sort of reduces the contributions. Brandon: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Lorin W.: other talent people that work on this and they deserve to shine along with with the other prime time artists. So not sure how well this is gonna go with if they keep it for next year. Real iffy. Brandon: Right, right. Yeah. Yeah. Lorin W.: It it all seems to be a way to make room for unnecessary stuff to attract new viewers. Those new viewers aren't coming. The people that watch the Emmys are the people that watch the Emmys. That's that's all it is. Brandon: Exactly. Yeah. No. Just cater yeah, just cater to them and you'll be fine. Yeah. Lorin W.: Right, right. It's not w we won't give the nineties back, so just focus on us. Exactly, exactly. And that brings us to our future presentation, with the twenty twenty six MB nominations. they are scheduled for Monday, September fourteenth on NBC at eight PM. And this year's host is Marchika Hargate. So she is definitely one of the faces of MBC as being with Lawner SVU for whopping Brandon: No. Making a good product, yeah. Because Right. Lorin W.: twenty seven seasons by now. so we'll see see how that goes. She's not the usual host. They usually go for a comedian or some someone fun knee in the industry, but she's more of a wild card, I guess you'd say. Brandon: Right. Yeah. And that's what I was gonna ask. If she had done this before. I couldn't r remember. I I I don't think she has though. I don't think she has. Right, yeah, yeah. Lorin W.: I have no idea. I know she's presented, of course, but hosting is not something I've seen her do before. And I people say she is funny in real life, but that's not the same as being funny for a living. And like who's doing the writing? Like what what is the angle? So it'll be interesting. So first, before we get into the nominations, we're going to get into Brandon: Yeah, for right. Lorin W.: The snubs. The the shows that we felt should have been there. what we felt was missing from the illustrious nominations. first off for me, I'm really sad in that HBO's industry is not here at all for a fourth year. Of course, a new show is not gonna be Emmy Darling, especially when it's not really watched a lot, but each season Brandon: Right. Exactly. Lorin W.: The show's improved not only with critics, but in ratings and viewership, with this past four season being its best thus far. it was just kind of like a a no brainer to show up somewhere and it's got exactly no no nominations, which is very strange. I don't know if it's because it's an English show or Voters don't relate to the content, but it's the content is very timely. you don't necessarily have to be in finance or Gen Z to understand what's going on or r or relate to it, so I don't know. Brandon: Yeah. Yeah. No. Yeah, no, I I agree with that one. Yeah. That seems like a strange miss. And I think sometimes shows just like get like lost. Or maybe sometimes you think shows are bigger than what they are, like, just because you're a big fan. And I think sometimes like I yeah, I don't know why they don't appeal to everybody, but I'm not sure. But yeah. Lorin W.: Mm-hmm. Yeah, yeah. also and on the comedy side, NBC's Fall and Ride to Reggie Dinkins did not get nominated. and and and for a broadcast comedy to get that much praise and appeal and with that much star power, you would ex expect to see someone get nominated somewhere. Tracy Morgan has a long history with Saturday Night Live and Thirty Rock. Daniel Ratcliffe Brandon: Yeah. Lorin W.: His transition from film to TV post Harry Potter's been really amazing. And I thought the supporting cast was good as well. So I don't know. And then while Half Man on HBO Max was nominated, they only nominated Richard Gadd, who was the creator and the co star. Jamie Bale was not nominated at all. And there weren't other any other nominations. It just got one. which is kinda odd after Gad's success with Baby Reindeer, maybe they felt he only deserved Brandon: Yeah. Lorin W.: He deserves lesser nominees nominations. I don't know. The voters are very weird on certain things. anything you were looking forward to being here that's not here or was hoping to get nominated? Brandon: Right, right. not so much hoping but I thought that there'd be more for the bear. I know Io got nominated but that show always seems to to sweep up during this time and it just it just wasn't nominated as much for either Jeremy Allen White or the show in itself, so found that interesting. Lorin W.: Yeah. Yeah, I think season four was sort of like I thought season four was a great season, but I think people are kind of tired of it, unfortunately. especially the conversation of it being a comedy or a drama. people still tuned in but the fervor kind of died down a bit. Brandon: Yeah. Yeah. And another one and I it's kinda maybe it's controversial, but I think to see more from like Euphoria, I thought maybe like even Sidney Sweeney would have kinda snuck in there. Like no matter what you thought of her character, I thought she acted pretty well. But yeah, so I would've Lorin W.: Yeah, I was expecting a bit more for the last season, especially with some of the guest stars that they had. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. So now we'll go ahead and get into the official nominees right here. we'll kind of stay with the major ones. Like we said, there's a slew of creative arts emings that aren't even announced at the ceremony. And then of course the main ones at the ceremony. So we'll kinda hit the main ones for limited series. Brandon: Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. Lorin W.: comedy series and drama series. So starting with the limited series, let me get my list here from the official websites. Alright, so for limited or anthology series, the nominees are Peacock's All Her Fault, Netflix The Beast and Me, Netflix's Beef, season two, which anthology series, okay. HBO Max's DTF St. Louis and FX Hulu's Love Story, John F. Kennedy and Junior and Carolyn Bessett. Brandon: Yeah. Lorin W.: So those are nominees for Best Limited Orienthology series. Were there any of those that you actually watch? Brandon: I'm all her fault. I I think that one could take it. So Yeah, and I remember that, so I think for that one that's what I would I would guess would go with. Lorin W.: It it got a lot of buzz. Yeah, for me, I would lean toward the Beast in Me just 'cause that's the one I finished. it it was really good. actually the Netflix second season of Beef leads the nominations with sixteen in total. I didn't really it's not that I didn't want to watch, but I just I don't know. I thought the first season of Beef was fine. I didn't think we needed additional stories, even if it w was related or not, I wasn't interested. Brandon: Yeah. Well. Yeah, another No. I agree. Lorin W.: I know people did like D DTF St. Louis. It was a different story than what folks really expected. So Yeah, I'm reading for the Beast in me. I can see all her fault kind of coming through 'cause it was sort of like a breakout hit. Brandon: Yeah. Lorin W.: And that leads us to the acting categories. So lead actress in limited ornithology series are Claire Danes for The Beast and Me, Sally Field for Remarkably Bright Creatures, Carrie Mulligan for Beef, Sarah Pigeon for Love Story, and Sarah Snook for All Her Fault. Brandon: Hmm. Lorin W.: I say it goes either Claire or Sarah. Brandon: Yeah, I agree. I heard Kelly Mulligan was was very good in beef, but like you I've not watched the second one so I couldn't say for sure. Lorin W.: Yeah. Yeah, I I don't have a a fight that, but I see either Claire Claire or Sarah there. for lead actor we have Riz Ahmed for Bait, Jason Bateman for Black Rabbits, Charlie Hunan for Monster, the Edging Story, Oscar Isaac for Beef, and Matthew Reese for The Beast and Me. Brandon: No. Yeah, that'd be Lorin W.: That's fifth competition. I personally I don't think Jason Bateman should be here for Black Rabbit. I felt that show just kinda came and went. I'm surprised it's really there. Brandon: No. Yeah, I agree. I could see Matthew Reese taking this one. Lorin W.: Yeah, he's he's never not good. and he was excellent in the BCME. I'm gonna root for Riz just because Bait I felt Bait was a surprise. He sort of was like the brain child behind the series. and he was really good in it. He's he's I I think he's really underrated in the roles he chooses. and kind of makes his own path. So yeah, I'd I'd like to see him win. Brandon: Yeah. Right, yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Hmm. Lorin W.: And then we have supporting actor and actress in Linda series. For actress we have Linda Cardinelli and or Linda Cardalini, sorry, and DTF Saint Louis, Dakota Fanning and All Her Faults, Lori Metcalf and Monster, The Edgeing Story, Joy Sunday, DT of St. Louis, Yoon Young Jung and Beef, and Constance Zimmer in Love Story. Brandon: Mm-hmm. Hmm. Yeah, I don't know about this one. Lorin W.: Yeah, given that I didn't watch any of these shows, Brandon: Yeah. Yeah, that's a tough one. I did I hadn't heard much about Love Story from like a critic standpoint, but I saw a lot of fanfare where like it picked up fans of just kind of the I guess the time and everything, kinda like a cult f following, so I don't know how that will factor into how well it will do in the Emmys, but mm, we'll see. Lorin W.: Yeah. Mm-hmm. Right. Yeah, same here. in the supporting actor we have Jason Bateman for DTF St. Louis, Richard Gadd, Half Man, David Harbour and Richard Jenkins, both for DTF St. Louis, Charles Melton for Beef, and Nick Offerman for Death by Lightning. Brandon: Mm. Lorin W.: And Death by Lightning was the historical fiction series about the assassination of a president, I believe. Back in like the historical drama. Historical fiction. I'm going for Richard Gad. It's the only one I watched and he was phenomenal in that show. Brandon: okay. Right, right. Yeah. Yeah, I agree. I he should get it. Lorin W.: Yeah. Especially since they only gave them that single nomination. Like, come on, y'all. All right, we'll move to comedy series now. for best comedy series, we have ABBA Elementary, The Bear, Hacks, which broke the previous record for promos nominations as single Emmys with twenty-four. The previous record was held by the Bear. Margot's got money troubles. Brandon: Right. Lorin W.: Nobody wants this. Only Murr the Building. Shrinking and Freshman Comedy Widows Bay. Brandon: Yeah. I don't know. I think Hacks may take it, but I would love to see Widows Bay get it. And I'm also confused how the bear is in this category, but that's this Lorin W.: It's it's runtime and writers describe it as a comedy, so that's why it's there. Even though I feel this will be for season four, season five felt more comical than all the seasons personally. This this current season, but that won't be nominated until next year, because it fell out of the eligibility period period. Brandon: Hmm. Okay. The next gear, yeah. Lorin W.: yeah, I could see hacks getting it since it's it's sort of been the comedy Darling and it's it was the final season. But Widows Bay was such a surprise. I'd be glad if they got it as well. Brandon: Right. So Lorin W.: That goes on to lead actor and actress in a comedy series. Where are you? My little thing here. Come on. Okay. So lead actor and comedy series we have Yaya Abdul Mateen the second for Wonder Man, Steve Corell for Rooster, Matthew Reese for Mid Widows Bay, Jason Siegel for Shrinking, and Martin Short for Only Murders in the Building. Brandon: Mm-hmm. Now it'd be nice to see Yaya win. Lorin W.: Definitely. Brandon: Yeah, so I'm just gonna stick with that. I'm gonna try to speak it into existence. Lorin W.: Yeah, my my vote is for Yaya. I thought his well one, he's been doing good work since the get down on Netflix. he should have won for Watchmen. And here he his ability to play his ability to be an actor, playing an actor in a superhero movie superhero show was brilliant. I I think it's one of the best performances of the year. So definitely Brandon: Yeah. Yeah. Lorin W.: rooting for him. but I could see Matthew Reese getting it just because he's Matthew Reese and Windows Bay is like the the new show. Brandon: Right. Lorin W.: lead actress in the comedy series we have Quenta Brunson for ABBA Elementary, A Io Edbeary for The Bear, Elle Fanning for Margot's Got Money Troubles, Lisa Coudre for The Comeback, and Gene Smart for Hacks. Brandon: Yeah. Yeah. Lorin W.: I would love to see Io get it again, but I think they're gonna give it to Gene Smart. Brandon: Yeah, I was gonna say the same thing. I think that's Gene Smart's Lorin W.: Unless they do a a surprise and give it to Lisa Kudra for a role she's played twice before. Yeah. Brandon: Not yeah. Huh, you never know. Lorin W.: Mm-hmm, you really don't. supporting actor in the comedy series, we have Coleman Domingo for the four seasons, Paul W. Downs for Hacks, Harrison Ford for Shrinking, Nick Offerman for Margot's Got Money Troubles, Steven Root for Widows Bay, Michael Urey for Shrinking, and Tyler James Williams for Avid Elementary. I'd love to see Steven Root get it for Widows Bay. I felt he he had he played the while Matthew played the straight man, he was the kook in the series and he he he his performance was excellent. So I I'd go for him. Brandon: Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I I'd agree with that one too. Lorin W.: And also, we need to petition for Chris Perfetti to be on here for Al Elementary. I don't see how he has not been nominated this entire series. He he's been excellent, especially season two and three. Like I that felt that way that he really broke out those seasons. Supporting Actress, some repeat shows here. We have Dale Dickey and Cato Flynn for Widows Bay. Brandon: Yeah, that's true. Lorin W.: Hannah Unbinder and Megan Salter for Hacks, Janelle James for Abelementary, Michelle Pfeiffer for Marvel's Got Money Troubles, and Jessica Williams for Shrinking. Stift competition. Brandon: Mm. Yeah. Oof. That may be Hacks again. Somebody from Hacks. Lorin W.: Yeah. Yeah. And I think Janelle got the Golden Globe or Critics before. I don't think she's gotten an Emmy. She's been nominated, but I don't think she's gotten the Emmy yet. So I was gonna mind her, or Kato Flynn if we're really want to talk about the best comedic performance. She she was excellent on in Widows Bay. So Brandon: Okay. Yeah. Lorin W.: That brings us to our final category, the drama series, which everyone sorta is obsessed with. So, nominees for best drama series are The Diplomat, The Gilded Age, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Paradise, The Pit, Pluribus, Slow Horses, and Your Friends and Neighbors. Brandon: Yeah. I think I'm gonna go with the pit. It still has so much hype around it and seems to continue to deliver, so I think this it'll get this one as well. Lorin W.: Yeah, I see a repeat in in its future. And it leads all programs with 25 nominations this this year. So definitely the pits. a surprise would be either a night of the seven kingdoms, because that seemed to be really resonate from the Game of Thrones world or Pluribus, which was like a surprise hit for Apple TV. Your friends and neighbors, girl, what are you doing here? Brandon: Yeah. Yeah. That's true. Lorin W.: What who watches that show? I'm sorry, John, it's not it's not gonna happen. Brandon: Mm. No. Lorin W.: That brings us to lead actor and actress in the drama series. So the nominees for lead actress, Carrie Kuhn for The Gilded Age, Chase Infinity for the Testaments. That means she's gotten an Oscar nomination and Emmy nomination back to back. Carrie Russell for the Diplomat, Rhea Seahorn for Pluribus, and then Zundea for Euphoria. Brandon: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Well this was a good Yeah. Yeah, I can see that. I don't think Zendaya will get it. Lorin W.: I think they'll give it to Raya. I think. That that sh Yeah. Love love her and she's great in the show, but I think they're over Euphoria. and Rea coming from the breaking bad of it all, or better calls all of it all, she had a breakout performance with this series. And she she already won the Golden Globe, I believe, in Critics Choice, so I can see her see her continuing. Brandon: Right. Yeah, exactly. Mm. Lorin W.: But congrats to Chase. Honestly, what a what a breakout year for her. for lead actor, we have Sterling K. Brown for Paradise, Gary Oldman for Slow Horses, Mark Rufflo for Task, Rufus Sewell for The Diplomat, and then Noah Wiley for The Pit. Brandon: Yeah. Yeah, Hard to go against the pit. Lorin W.: I could see yeah, I see Noah getting that unless people really like Task. I didn't watch it and it's getting a second season, but folks really like that show. Sterling, I'm glad you're here. But I just didn't think season two was he was great in it, but I didn't think season two was good as season one for Paradise. Brandon: Yeah, neither did I. Lorin W.: and then supporting for actor and actress in the drama series, a lot of repeats. So we have four actresses from the pit, Taylor Deardon, Fina Doroth, Casmine Lanassa, and Sapita Moafee, Allison Janey from The Diplomats, Julian Nicholson from Paradise, and Carolina Weidra from Pluribus. One of the Pit Girls is gonna win unless they cancel each other out. Brandon: Okay. Yeah. Yeah, I can see that. Lorin W.: but I can see Carolina, 'cause she she would she would grade in that w role playing sort of the humanoid sort of version of a person. Brandon: Yeah. Lorin W.: supporting actor, we have three from the pit, Patrick Ball, Sean Hot Toysy, and Garen Howe. And then Billy Crup from The Morning Show, Jack Loden for Slow Horses, Tom Pelfrey for Tass, and then Carlos Manuel Vesga for Plurbus. I could see a more upset in the supporting actor than actress. But I don't really have a one I'm really rooting for in this category as much. other nominations, variety series, the daily show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Last Week's Night. Brandon: Yeah. Yeah, definitely. Lorin W.: The late show and Saturday Night Live. I could see them giving the Stephen Colbert, giving this was the the end of the show and all the turmoil and whatnot. Brandon: Yeah. Everything that's going on. Absolutely. Yeah. That wouldn't surprise me. Lorin W.: there's variety special, the Apple Music Super Bowl halftime show with Bad Bunny, the eighty third Golden Globe, sixty eighth Grammys, the Oscars, and seventy eighth Tonies. I could see you give to the Super Bowl. Brandon: Yeah. Lorin W.: Yeah, I thought Babylon was was excellent. Brandon: It's very good. Well done production. Lorin W.: Mm-hmm. Variety Special, Dave Chappelle, The Unstoppable, The Muppet Show, Nikki Glazer, Good Girl, Taylor Swift, The Aeros Tour, Final Show, and Wicked One Wonderful Night. Go to the Muppets. Or Nikki Glazer. I like her. Brandon: S Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, she's very good. Lorin W.: reality competition program, dance with the stars, drag race, survivor, top shelf, chef, and the traitors. Same predictable nominees in these categories. Like it doesn't really change much for these. Then game shows, Celebrity Family Feud, Jeopardy, The Price is Right, Wheel of Fortune, and Who Wants to be a Millionaire. The fact who wants to be a millionaire is still on is kinda weird. Brandon: Yeah. Lorin W.: I didn't realize I was still making new episodes. and then some interesting facts. Programs with five or more nominations. Like I said, the pit is leading with 25. The Hacks made history with the most for a comedy for 24. Widows Bay has 19. Plurbus has 18. Beef 16. DTF St. Louis 13. And Sar Saturday Night Live and Spider Manoir both have eleven. So those are the programs with double digit nominations. I think most of Spider Noirs are like technical awards. but I really wanna watch that show. People say it was really good. Brandon: Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Lorin W.: So, like we said, the Emmys are set for September 14th at 8 PM on NBC. make sure you either take PTO or drink your Celsius since you'll probably go to work the next day. I don't understand this week weekday award show thing. I don't like it. Brandon: No. It makes no sense. No. Lorin W.: I think it's just because football is always on now. Brandon: Right. That's true. Lorin W.: They can't compete with other live events. So Or even Primetime T V, like I don't think there used to be any big shows on while the enemies were on, but now you have Throne Game of Thrones or the streaming show where the tension is just not there, so Brandon: No. Right. Right, right. Lorin W.: any streams of the week you want to mention before we hop off of here? Brandon: I hold on a second, I had a little list. Not nothing new. I just caught up on some old movies, kinda clear out the D V R. I was trying to keep like on theme, so since it's summer I've been trying to watch summary movies and so yeah. But other than that, yeah, nothing nothing too much. Lorin W.: Mm-hmm. All right. Yeah, I've just been watching new show wise, Xbox ninety seven, of course, every Wednesday. And then The Vampire of the Stot has been amazing. its final episode is tonight. and they're saying they've already kind of written for season four. It has been officially renewed, but I would expect, given it's the most ser successful series in that franchise, they would give us a season four, which would most likely be the final season, which I'm fine with, but Brandon: Yeah. That's good. It wouldn't. Yeah, that'd be a good end. Lorin W.: yeah, it's it's been an amazing show and I really hope it gets nominated next year. It's it's never seen the light of the Emmys 'cause it always premieres outside the window and it's forgotten by the next year. So hopefully they campaign a lot lot harder for this fourth season. Brandon: Yeah. Okay. Lorin W.: If you're hearing this, we thank you for listening to this entire episode of It's This Rimber Life Podcast with Brandon and Lauren. next time we may be having discussions on certain movies that are out if we were able to see them. I know a lot of movies come to streaming, so maybe we'll have like a total movie kind of review thing of of stuff coming to streaming. So I know the drama will be out by the thirty first on HBO Max. Brandon: Yeah. That'd be good. Lorin W.: And obsession is on Peacock now, so definitely try to check that out. but yeah, we'll just just see what happens. So until then, keep on streaming. Brandon: Peace.