Aliens Expanded

I've done so many conversations and interesting things with Ian Nathan, who, uh, is now...

I mean, he's been a, he's been a very successful author, and, uh, just in the past couple of years, he's, he's really kind of made his way into the documentary space as a writer-director, and, uh, of course, gave us Aliens Expanded, just this insane, hours-long documentary deep dive into, of course, James Cameron's Aliens.

Followed that up with The Thing Expanded.

Um, and, uh, now is currently working on two projects back to back, uh, and, uh, it's very exciting stuff.

Jaws Explored and Terminator Expanded.

And of course, we're gonna zero in on Terminator Expanded today, because, uh, well, this is the one that I've always been kind of in the back of my mind thinking, "All right," ever since Aliens Expanded came out, "hopefully maybe down the road at some point we're gonna get Terminator," and, uh, it's finally happening.

So before I bring him in here, I just wanted to quickly read, uh, the opening part of his synopsis, 'cause I think it really summarizes everything beautiful in just a few, uh, sentences.

So, uh, "This is the incredible intertwined story of The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day, the tech noir epics that defined the career of James Cameron and redefined an entire genre.