Jennifer Salke

We almost...

Who was it who said to them, like, oh, it was Jen Salke at Amazon.

We're going to do all this stuff.

And Barbara Broccoli was like, no.

two women in top creative executive positions in the last month, in the last like three weeks in this industry with Cindy Holland out at Paramount and Bella Bejeria now out at Netflix.

And if you want to go back a year and a half, Jen Salke now out at Amazon.

And if you look at the landscape of the C-suiters and the decision makers at the top of the food chain, it's starting to look a lot more old school.

Yeah, it'll be really interesting to see how that impacts, you know, creative decision making, the kinds of shows and movies that wind up on our screens.

One of the reasons why ...

Jen Salke.

One of the reasons why Stargate struggled so much was because she didn't have a woman to do it, and that's just stupid.

Um, James Cecerta says, "If you want to go ...

This, this merger has been done with an enormous amount of debt, and so there's definitely going to be some, uh, clock-watching in terms of return on investment.

The only example I would point to in, in recent years is what has happened with Amazon and Prime Video, where, uh, Jen Salke left the company.

Peter Friedlander, who we've spoke to when he was at Netflix, uh, not on...

We, we have spoken to him, you know, off the record or about things of the business when he was at Netflix.