The Baltimorons

[beep] Oh yeah, and the other thing about this as well, which again is in the name, The Baltimoreans, the...

It's, it's nice revisiting Baltimore, although different parts of Baltimore, th- mostly than were in The Wire, um, 15 years after the show has ended because I don't think I've really revisited it very much i- in other movies, I think, or other TV shows.

And of course this isn't the, the projects that we see there, but certainly some of the houses, some of the corners and some of the aesthetic and down by the river all looked very familiar to me in a, in a more 15 y- years later type of way.

So just, that's cool to have a- another look at Baltimore.

And the other thing I was gonna say is the, th- this is very much set around a, a type of improv character who's big into improv and there's a scene built around this improv moment when he finally goes back to the, to the, well, it's the pop-up improv place on Christmas Eve.

And I think a lot of their relationship and a lot of what we see throughout, what their feelings and what they're showing to themselves is very much reminiscent of improv wh- when people are showing some of themselves, joking around, putting some truths, some, putting some falses and mixing it all together in a cocktail.

It's around...

I'm not seeing the comedy value.