We want, we want the season and, and the entire show to have that kind of feeling, that it's, there's a, there's always a, a much deeper resonance to all of our storylines, and the comics taught us that.

Yeah.

One, one thing that kind of maybe changed a little bit, uh, for us is that, you know, we ...

A- Alan Moore, for example.

Alan Moore is probably one of the most influential people on our indie film work.

The way he writes comics in that medium, the way he writes them, that they can only ...

The story can only be told that way, in, in, in that medium of, of the comic book.

Mm-hmm.

And, and I'm not sure if it totally worked, but, um-

It works, for sure.

Can you talk a little bit about like, just the technical, like, uh, how did you guy- Well, you know, how long did it take you guys to shoot everything? 'Cause you have a, you have a really wild wrap.

I don't know if you, anyone's watching it for the first time, but you're about to find out.

Yeah, no.

Um, but yeah, so, you know, the, the theme basically being about the obsession with fame in the, in the internet culture, the viral video culture, that kind of thing.

Do you think that that's something that's, that's... we're, we're tumbling down like a, a spiral, like it's gonna get worse? Or do you think we're gonna actually hit a peak and everyone's like, "All right, everyone's in a viral video.

This isn't important anymore."