Remington Steele

yeah.

Starred as a screenwriter on Hill Street Brews and then became a producer of Remington Steele.

And that's what this guy has going on.

Good for him.

He

did it.

This seems like a drama that would be written by the producer of Remington Steele.

yeah yeah well let's talk about uh the next one then last

Well, Balbir says her walls used to be plastered with Pierce Brosnan.

That was probably during Remington Steel days.

Are you saying

Balbir is very old?

No, I used to watch Remington Steel.

That was a

long time ago.

actor so they thought it was like a real yet And they said that Pierce Brosnan was sort of in like kind of a quiet period of his career.

It was like right after Remington Steele.

And like he was looking, he just kind of needed work.

So like he picked up this part.

fun banter.

I really enjoy the podcast as a huge Remington Steel fan.

I've especially loved the Steel episodes.

So now we're getting a sense of maybe some entry points, how people are coming to the show.

It would be, yeah, it would be nice.

And like to bring back a very old reference in Remington Steel, which this show reminds me of in terms of the dynamic of like a crook and a good girl working together to solve things.

There's an episode in that show where she ends up doing a robbery with him and she like really enjoys it.

And she's like, OK, I I see I see what you mean.

And then Remington Steele says, you know, even even crime gets boring sometimes when it's your job, you know, like I'm not excited by this anymore.

But so anyway, I just would be nice to see that.

And then finally for

And I think that's one of the reasons why I enjoy For Your Eyes Only so much, because you have a chance to see him show some grit.

Even Pierce Brosnan was seen as, oh, it's the dude from that, you know, fluffy TV show Remington Steele.

You know, he doesn't bring a lot.

So it's great to see a talented cast work on this film.