San Junipero

And it's just really interesting because it's like, It'll be really cool to kind of like follow her experiment to see like sort of like what that... what that transpires to be in the future.

Um, and it also makes me think of that black mirror episode about the two lesbians in San Junipero.

And this is my favorite black mirror episode.

And actually it's the only one that I've

So good.

Like it was so good.

It's like, so we, so for those of you who haven't seen San Junipero, Adrian might obviously highly recommend that you watch it.

Basically it was about a quadriplegic, right? So quadriplegic is somebody that doesn't actually have, um, sensation or movement in any of their limbs.

Absolutely.

And then San Junipero.

Yeah,

I love that one.

I'm sticking with broad street, hockey.com. Wow.

So they gave the episode The Entire History of You as number one, and number two is San Junipero, which is one of the episodes I actually did watch and thought was a great episode.

And then, like, USS Callister was another episode that's top tier, which I've seen that one.

I haven't seen the sequel they did a few years ago, but...

Right.

We could have done an existing episode that uses VR like San Junipero or Playtest, which are both like amazing.

I was going to say terrifying.

Playtest is terrifying.

San Junipero is beautiful.

Bandersnatch was the first time that Netflix got into branching television, inspired by what Telltale was doing with Walking Dead.

and Game of Thrones, what I was doing at Telltale with Walking Dead and Game of Thrones.

that.

The one that I love is San Junipero because it's a love story through time and technology.

I have only seen two episodes of that show.

One of them is notorious and it was so awful.

I love that.

And then I made everyone watch the San Junipero episode.

So that was my tripping balls experience.

I love that.

and whether the ultimate luxury is no longer wealth, but simply having a chance at life.

And again, I'll go back to the Black Mirror episodes, and this is very San Bernardino, but it's actually set in San Francisco, so the skyline is barely visible through yellow thick smog.

The air is almost permanently polluted.

People measure everything in carbon credits, even throwing a dinner party camera is an environmental cost.

Now, it is buying escape.

But it's only allowing escape for one person.

And this is where the Black Mirror episode San Bernardino comes in.

It's about people who are getting old, who are living in homes, that want a better life, want to relive their youth.