Taipei 101

It can be Home Run Derby on the sports side.

But it also can be Alex Honnold, Taipei 101, when he climbed to the building.

It can be when we did BTS, right? We did BTS concert in Seoul right when they came back finally kind of from the military.

So the thing about an event is it's, Buzzy, cultural zeitgeist, kind of that really sort of unmissable moment, right? There's something in that that just feels like there is very sort of appointment TV, but with also like great conversation around it.

We invest in all of those countries.

So It's not as fixed as, OK, if we just do more of this.

It's like, what becomes available? What is the next great idea that a producer comes in? Who knew Alex Honnold walked in the door and said, my dream is to climb Taipei 101 live? Couldn't have dreamed that up.

I wish I could have dreamed that up, right? And it was so compelling, television, and so inspiring.

Okay.

So my recommendations for anybody who is visiting Taiwan for the very first time, visit Taipei 101.

I have a model of Taipei 101-

[laughs]

... back at my home.

Right.

Mm-hmm.

Try to catch it on a beautiful day, where then you can see downtown with Taipei 101.

He fucking climbs them.

He climbed the one in, um, I th- was it in Taipei? It might have been the Taipei Tower.

Oh.

And, uh, I'm a Taipei.

It can be Home Run Derby on the sports side.

But it also can be Alex Honnold, Taipei 101, when he climbed the building.

The thing about an event is it's- Buzzy, cultural zeitgeists, kind of that really sort of unmissable moment, right? There's something in that that just feels like there is very sort of appointment TV, but with also, like, great conversation around it.

So clearly tonight's Melbourne game counts as that sort of buzzy zeitgeist moment, at least in the minds of Netflix.

I

think it was in Taipei, Taipei Tower.

Well, that's like a workout for him,

you know, and he built it up,

Stopped, dropped the bags.

And then I went up to Taipei 101.

And holy moly, I mean, when I got up there and looked out, it looked like the city went almost to the mountains.

And you know how far away the mountains are.

So I tested it.

I used a small folder, nine images, city skylines, a night shot of Taipei 101, a metro train in daylight.

I asked Copilot to analyze them and write the metadata.

One reasoning step later, the panel said, update items.

This is the part that trips people, so don't let it rattle you.

Library Chat can see the pictures.

It will happily describe Jakarta at noon and Taipei 101 after dark.

It does not, by itself, put those words into columns.