Supporting character

But as far as the boss and the fangirl, no.

I mean, they might have been supporting characters in other things, but.

Kim Pai-Jun is the female lead's real name, and she was in A Shop for Killers Season 2.

Didn't see Season 1.

Well, I think we've discussed the opening enough.

Let's discuss side characters.

What do you think of the side characters of this movie? And do you want to make any comments about any of them? I mean, we've discussed...

Lupin enough? I think we can avoid Lupin for

now.

So it's fine.

And then Ron and Ron and Hermione just take on like bigger roles in this film.

And so even if they are still clearly side characters, I think they're doing a lot.

And today's topic is just going piece and round.

Side characters may be better than the main character sometimes.

Again, I'm one of your hosts, Bob King.

To my left today is Mac.

So let's go ahead and get this thing started, man.

All right.

As Bob said, man, today's episode is going to be on what he said, side characters, man.

Better than the main character.

Yeah, and that's a fair point.

Moving on, though, let's discuss any of the side characters.

I'm just gonna...

I'm gonna let you choose any of the side characters you think are important to the story for mentioning.

You did mention a few handful a couple minutes ago.

Yeah, I mean, like, you get some of the same hard coding of characters like Hermione and Ron Weasley that you did in the last one.

Like, that was a good plot line for me.

Can we talk about some of these side characters?

Okay, let's get into the

characters.

And he is following Wyatt Hayes, who was also traded in and amongst the timeline of this, to Ottawa himself.

So that's another character that will follow all of these side characters through that liminal space in 2018, 2019, 2020, and interweaves all of these storylines together.

So all of that I think is important to have as context when we're talking about Troy's storyline in particular and why you have to include that because a lot of what happens will inform Ilya's behavior because Troy and him become close to one another and you can't have the payoff of him coming out or him... or him coming out to the world during Pride Night with Harris if you don't have the backstory of where he's coming from.

The other element of that is that all of that backstory is taking place in that 2017, 2018, 2019 time where Shane and Ilya largely have things happening off screen.

Yeah.

If the two hour special is going to be something that feels like sort of a movie of sorts, then that would mean that we are going to break out of the stereotypical shooting structure of the show where we're either in Shane's POV or Ilya's point of view.

and expand it so that we include these other side characters.

And then theoretically, all of this content that I just laid out that takes place at the end of 2017, the year of 2018, and the year of 2019 that includes Ryan's storyline and Troy's introduction and also all of the events that happen to Shane and Ilya before Ilya ends up in Ottawa.