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Speaker 3: All right, it is a Crell cast. I am Carell
Speaker 3: Happy Thursday, The what a twenty fourth somewhere around there
Speaker 3: lost all track. I am on the road. I'll be
Speaker 3: back home next week hopefully, but then again next week.
Speaker 3: Next Tuesday and Wednesday I go back to Long Beach.
Speaker 3: So in a week I fly back to Long Beach
Speaker 3: to have my heart scanned for Mayorta. Just happened to
Speaker 3: be that timing, So they'll be on the road shows
Speaker 3: again next week. So whoo, all right, so we're talking
Speaker 3: entertainment on Thursday. Look, yesterday, I can't even process Yesterday.
Speaker 3: I can't. Between the location and the people that I met,
Speaker 3: and all the doctors stay threw at me that I
Speaker 3: almost feel like I didn't need, you know, like physical
Speaker 3: therapists and all just all this other stuff, and then
Speaker 3: the actual doctor that I really wanted to talk to
Speaker 3: I didn't get a long time with. Except again, they've
Speaker 3: ordered tests. So I will keep you informed and we'll
Speaker 3: talk more about this next week if I'm able to.
Speaker 3: If I'm talking to the doctor again this afternoon, and
Speaker 3: if I get bad news, then who knows, you know, Like, well,
Speaker 3: I'm even be able to talk next week, so we'll see,
Speaker 3: we'll see. Well, let's hope. So far, I have no
Speaker 3: no indication yes or no as to whether I'm any
Speaker 3: any are on the dial to als or not. The
Speaker 3: doctor just didn't have those answers until they do more tests.
Speaker 3: So all right, they were encouraged that I'm not weak
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. But that but again, they this
Speaker 3: is a weird disease they're testing me for and it
Speaker 3: can have weird timelines, so maybe I'm not weak yet.
Speaker 3: So when they said that, they go, well, you're not
Speaker 3: weak yet, and I'm just like, oo, doesn't mean you're
Speaker 3: going to be, you know, we just anyway. So I'm
Speaker 3: not going to go into that today. I'm not We'll
Speaker 3: talk about it next week. I'm still overwhelmed and I
Speaker 3: still don't have all the information, so unlike other hosts,
Speaker 3: I don't like to talk to you without the information. However,
Speaker 3: I do love entertainment, as you know, movies and television
Speaker 3: are my thing. I wish I made more of them
Speaker 3: in my lifetime. I said something sad in prepping this
Speaker 3: entertainment show. I said, gee, you'll never know what it's
Speaker 3: like to be on a legacy series for like ten
Speaker 3: fifteen years. You know, like Law and Order SVU or
Speaker 3: you know, Fire Country or FBI. You know, they get
Speaker 3: on these shows, and the shows last eight, ten, twelve years.
Speaker 3: They go to work every day with the same people.
Speaker 3: I thought, you'll never know that experience. Now maybe I will.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'll get cast on some show as the old,
Speaker 3: bitchy gay guy in the last ten years. Who knows.
Speaker 3: But it felt kind of like I never would. And
Speaker 3: I thought of that because one of my shows that
Speaker 3: I watch killed well the main character, like the main character,
Speaker 3: And so I'm gonna do a spoiler on the show
Speaker 3: nine to one one. If you haven't watched it, if
Speaker 3: you don't know what's happened, then well I'm telling you now,
Speaker 3: I'm doing a spoiler. So I love like Emergency was
Speaker 3: one of my favorite shows in the seventies. Oh, with
Speaker 3: Julie London. She was a nurse. There was a handsome doctor,
Speaker 3: Hansome for the seventies. Handsome in the seventies for me
Speaker 3: was long hair and mustache. I still love met Sam Ryder,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, the singer from Europe, Sam Ryder, long
Speaker 3: red hair, beard musta. Oh my god, he's like my husband.
Speaker 3: I mean, oh, but or would be if he were
Speaker 3: gay and available and liked me. A lot of variables there.
Speaker 3: So nine one one has been on now seven years,
Speaker 3: I think six seven years, and from the very beginning
Speaker 3: Peter Kraus from Six Feet Under has been the lead.
Speaker 3: Him and Angela Basset. They are the cornerstones of the show.
Speaker 3: I think Buck is and I'm so glad that Buck
Speaker 3: is by Oliver Stark in real life is his name
Speaker 3: with a huge British accent, but not on the show.
Speaker 3: That always freaks me out. So they killed Bobby, Bobby,
Speaker 3: the captain of the very firehouse that we watch every week,
Speaker 3: the husband to the other main character, ant to the basset,
Speaker 3: the glue that helps hold the show together. Bobby dies
Speaker 3: and it's really dramatic. Oh my god, he dies of
Speaker 3: a virus, a toxin and it's just dramatic. And it
Speaker 3: really was. And we're gonna be talking about should shows
Speaker 3: like this get awards? Just like should horror shows be
Speaker 3: up for Oscars? You know, should procedurals like this be
Speaker 3: up for Emmys? Because Peter Kraus and Angela Bassett, Oh
Speaker 3: my god, that you know, they really captured what if
Speaker 3: you were saying goodbye to your husband for the last
Speaker 3: time through some glass. However, a lot of people have
Speaker 3: been like, you know what, they shouldn't have killed Bobby.
Speaker 3: I don't want to watch that show anymore. A lot
Speaker 3: of people are like, you know what, uh huh, you
Speaker 3: know why the creator do that? I'm mad at the creator.
Speaker 3: So I wanted to inspire some comments down below, because
Speaker 3: that's how we get the show trending. What character? What
Speaker 3: death of a character ruined a show for you to
Speaker 3: where you were like me, bother anymore? They're dead? No,
Speaker 3: I'm out of here now. I will still watch nine
Speaker 3: one one. I have to tell you, Bobby wasn't one
Speaker 3: of my favorite characters. Buck Is Andela Bassatt is Hen
Speaker 3: and the lesbian couple Tracy Toms. They are. But I
Speaker 3: always thought Bobby was just too whiny. I did you
Speaker 3: know he came to LA for redemption? Well he got it,
Speaker 3: now what right? So it made for good drama, but
Speaker 3: it made a lot of fans upset. Maybe it made
Speaker 3: you upset. So my question to you down below, I
Speaker 3: want you to put in the comments. What TV character's
Speaker 3: death just shook you to the core. You cried or
Speaker 3: you just hated that they died, or you were shocked
Speaker 3: to death. You were like, oh, how could they kill them.
Speaker 3: I'll never forget this, the very first TV character that
Speaker 3: caused me to cry when she died. There used to
Speaker 3: be a show with Katherine Hellman and Billy Crystal and
Speaker 3: it wasn't called Family. Oh I forget what it was called.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, see my brain's been going. It's too
Speaker 3: full of other things. But so there was this show
Speaker 3: with Billy Crystal and all these other people. And when
Speaker 3: they killed the mom, although she goes to heaven and
Speaker 3: meets God who is played by b Arthur as Maud.
Speaker 3: But when they killed Katherine Hellman, what was the name
Speaker 3: of that show? Oh my god, Alexa. What TV show
Speaker 3: from the seventies had Katherine Hellman and Billy Crystal. Let's see,
Speaker 3: let's see if she knows? Yes, took off after she
Speaker 3: PI Soap. There we Go, Soap. I love that show.
Speaker 3: And Billy Cristal played a gay guy, so to a
Speaker 3: young gay teen, it was something. And Katherine Hellman was
Speaker 3: the mom. She was Jessica Tate the Tape Family, and
Speaker 3: I believe with Benson there Butler Giome, oh my, I
Speaker 3: think he was. He went and got his own show.
Speaker 3: So Soap was fabulous, wonderful show. I don't know if
Speaker 3: it's Dreams anywhere now, it should. It was wonderful, way
Speaker 3: ahead of its time. But when they killed Catherine Hellman,
Speaker 3: I cried like a baby. Hey, I couldn't believe they
Speaker 3: were doing it. I just couldn't believe it. And I thought, no,
Speaker 3: she's gonna wake up, She's not dead. Whatever she would
Speaker 3: she'd gone, although shed they did show her in heaven.
Speaker 3: So what character when they were killed on the show
Speaker 3: really affected you, like, you know, just got you? And
Speaker 3: what death? Did a death on a show make you
Speaker 3: not want to watch the show anymore? Like, okay, you
Speaker 3: know what done? I don't like it anymore. They killed
Speaker 3: my favorite character. I can do without. So I'd love
Speaker 3: for you to put your comments down below because nine
Speaker 3: one one just killed Bobby and it's weird. They canceled
Speaker 3: nine one one Loan Star, which is a great show
Speaker 3: with Rob Low and all these other people. But they're
Speaker 3: doing a new spin off nine one one somewhere Florida isumwhere.
Speaker 3: So it's like, well, if you have the money to
Speaker 3: do a new spinoff, why are you canceling nine one
Speaker 3: one loan stuff? But oh so I wonder who they'll
Speaker 3: kill on that, So what death. What's television death? Worth
Speaker 3: too much? Killed Bobby on nine one one? Nobody is
Speaker 3: say want me to come back? Is Hollywood? I want
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Speaker 3: The entertainment industry and its economy affects everyone in the country.
Speaker 3: You may not know this, but it does. People are employed,
Speaker 3: people pay into the system. You know, the money goes
Speaker 3: to the state and taxes and all of this. So
Speaker 3: everyone in a state that has a good entertainment infrastructure benefits.
Speaker 3: Now other states know this, so they have offered these
Speaker 3: incredible tax advantages to productions like Georgia and other countries Hungaria,
Speaker 3: even though they're anti gay now and because of this
Speaker 3: they production has moved from LA because it's hard to
Speaker 3: finance a product.
Speaker 2: Me.
Speaker 3: Let me explain to you a little bit how this works.
Speaker 3: Let's say you have a budget for your film of
Speaker 3: let's say a small film, so two million dollars, which
Speaker 3: may not seem small to you all, but is. So
Speaker 3: let's say you have a budget of two million dollars
Speaker 3: and you haven't raised it all yet, you know. And
Speaker 3: let's say Georgia will give you a three hundred or
Speaker 3: four hundred thousand dollars tax credit to do this production
Speaker 3: of over two million dollars in their state because they
Speaker 3: want you to spend that two million dollars in their state.
Speaker 3: So let's say they give you this tax credit of whatever,
Speaker 3: pick a number, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Now y'all
Speaker 3: think that these producers and such will get that credit
Speaker 3: after the film is made. No, here's what happens. They
Speaker 3: sell the tax credit. So your your production company is
Speaker 3: going to get a two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 3: that's tax credit. You're allowed to sell that. So you
Speaker 3: sell it to a corporation or a company or whatever
Speaker 3: that really needs this tax credit, and they give you
Speaker 3: the two fifty cash and you have that in the
Speaker 3: bank to make your movie, or you can deficit finance
Speaker 3: to where if you need to raise two million, and
Speaker 3: you know, you're getting a half a million tax credit,
Speaker 3: your investors will give you more upfront because they know
Speaker 3: they're going to get it back, So it makes financing
Speaker 3: a production much easier. You can either get that money
Speaker 3: up front, there are ways to do that, or you
Speaker 3: can use that tax credit after and investors are more
Speaker 3: apt to give you money based on that you're getting
Speaker 3: that money back. They're going to get it back. They
Speaker 3: know for sure, guaranteed they're getting it back. So production
Speaker 3: has moved to where the really good tax credits are.
Speaker 3: So Ben Affleck was on the red carpet for the
Speaker 3: Accountant Too, and he said that LA and California basically
Speaker 3: have forgotten about the entertainment industry because their tax incentives
Speaker 3: are not as good as other states and other countries. Subsequently,
Speaker 3: there were fifteen stories yesterday in the Trades Hollywood Reporter
Speaker 3: Variety Deadline is Hollywood becoming the Detroit of entertainment. Detroit
Speaker 3: was a big bustling, you know, profitable city, had good housing,
Speaker 3: had good jobs when the auto industry was there. Then
Speaker 3: the industry moved and look at Detroit. It's fighting to
Speaker 3: not be a pit. And they say the same as
Speaker 3: going on in La. That production is down to like
Speaker 3: eighteen percent of what it used to be. Now that
Speaker 3: affects so many things in California. First, the tax revenues
Speaker 3: from these productions, so the entire state suffers. If you're
Speaker 3: in San Francisco, if you're in San Jose, wherever you
Speaker 3: might be, you benefit from the engine that is Hollywood. Okay.
Speaker 3: Second of all, jobs have moved out of the area,
Speaker 3: like all kinds now, Hollywood, LA is still a great
Speaker 3: place for post production, and they're trying to extend the
Speaker 3: tax credits to post production, audio mixing, video coloring, all
Speaker 3: that kind of stuff. Sound stage recording. There's a sound
Speaker 3: stage in LA to give you an example, that used
Speaker 3: to be booked three hundred days out of the year. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's where everybody scored their movies everything, three hundred days
Speaker 3: out of the year. This year it's only been booked
Speaker 3: eighteen days. Eighteen days. So there is a very real
Speaker 3: problem with no employment. The employer numbers are going down
Speaker 3: in the entertainment industry. And you've got to remember, entertainment
Speaker 3: isn't just the celebrities that you see. In fact, that's
Speaker 3: the smallest part of entertainment. The actors. That's like this.
Speaker 3: Much of the entertainment industry. Two thirds of the entertainment
Speaker 3: industry are the crafts people, the people behind the scenes,
Speaker 3: the people that build the sets, the people that supply
Speaker 3: the food, the people that paint, the people that run
Speaker 3: the computers to do the AI, the people that do
Speaker 3: the effects. The people that the entertainment industry is. Actors
Speaker 3: are a very small part. The equipment, equipment, rental, equipment sales,
Speaker 3: the trucks to transport the equipment, the locations that they rent.
Speaker 3: It's believe me, it's a massive industry with its fingers
Speaker 3: in almost every single discipline of work. You know, they
Speaker 3: employ They employ teachers, psychiatrists, they employ The entertainment industry
Speaker 3: employs a whole lot of people who are not actors, publicist, agents, managers.
Speaker 3: They're in the swamp. But you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So it's not when you hear about this problem and
Speaker 3: you dismiss it and you think, ah, well, who cares, well,
Speaker 3: it actually affects you because it affects the tax dollars
Speaker 3: that are in the state's coffers. It affects the vibrance
Speaker 3: of the community. Are there people that are working, Are
Speaker 3: there people that are able to pay rent. It affects landlords,
Speaker 3: it affects home sales, it affects a lot, and they're right.
Speaker 3: I don't know why, Gavin Who is pushing for more
Speaker 3: tax incentives, But I don't know why. Over the years,
Speaker 3: LA has taken the film industry for granted. You know,
Speaker 3: the big Hollywood sign now doesn't really mean much because
Speaker 3: outside of tourism to see Hollywood, there's not a lot
Speaker 3: of production going on in Hollywood. Rob Lowe said it
Speaker 3: is cheaper to take the cast of his TV show
Speaker 3: and bring them all to Dublin and film in Ireland
Speaker 3: than it is to spend one day on the lot
Speaker 3: at twentieth century Fox. Think about that. Cheaper to bring
Speaker 3: an entire crew to Dublin than it is to use
Speaker 3: the lot at twentieth century Fox. And that's because of
Speaker 3: tax credits and other incentives that Ireland gives that California
Speaker 3: does not. I think it's going to be sad, very sad.
Speaker 3: I think Hollywood is a national treasure. I think film
Speaker 3: product talk about American maid. You know, the one thing
Speaker 3: Donald Trump could do is help entertainment stay in America.
Speaker 3: You know, look at Ghost. I love the show Ghost.
Speaker 3: I follow the heavy set black woman on Instant. Her
Speaker 3: thing is called Body Courage. Ghost is filmed in Vancouver
Speaker 3: or Toronto. I think Toronto. It's not filmed in America.
Speaker 3: It's an American it's an American remake of a British
Speaker 3: show filmed in Canada. Why tax incentives, it's cheaper. And
Speaker 3: so this is a problem. Just like manufacturing. We are
Speaker 3: losing our entertainment industry to other countries. And that industry
Speaker 3: generates billions of dollars into the US economy, into the
Speaker 3: federal government. The entertainment industry pays a lot of taxes
Speaker 3: into the federal government. And if the production's not going
Speaker 3: on in this country, they're not paying that money in
Speaker 3: You know, actors don't care. They'll fly anywhere. You know,
Speaker 3: what do they care? We should all care that the
Speaker 3: entertainment that we watch is no longer being made in America.
Speaker 3: That should bother me, and it's bad for our economy.
Speaker 3: Come back, it's the horror movie number one at the
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Speaker 3: people at horror movies winning awards? Talk back, and when
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Speaker 3: his little dog. And let's keep the party going as
Speaker 3: long as we can. You know, talking about overlooked things.
Speaker 3: There are so many actors and actresses that deserve Emmy's
Speaker 3: Oscars and they don't get them, and they don't get
Speaker 3: them simply because of the genre of film or television
Speaker 3: that they're doing the acting in. And I think it's
Speaker 3: really been a weird caveat of Emmy and Oscar in
Speaker 3: particular about not recognizing performances based on the genre. For instance,
Speaker 3: Sigourney Weaver has been so good in every every alien
Speaker 3: movie that she's ever been in, but she's also was
Speaker 3: great in Cabin in the Woods, she was great in
Speaker 3: She's She's been doing a lot of sci Fi. She's
Speaker 3: going to be in the new Star Wars movie. I
Speaker 3: think it's called Grogu and the Mandalorian and Grogu. Because
Speaker 3: they're so popular, they're getting their own movie. But because
Speaker 3: it's sci fi Avatar, because it's sci fi, they very
Speaker 3: seldomly get nominated, even if there's great performances. So Michael B. Jordan,
Speaker 3: who is fine as h huh m hm huh. Can
Speaker 3: I just can I get a name men from Michael B.
Speaker 3: Love that man, Oh god, he's gorgeous. Ah. But and
Speaker 3: Muscle bout So his new movie Sinners is a vampire
Speaker 3: movie set in Jim Crow era and it makes political
Speaker 3: statements and it makes you know, and it's a horror movie,
Speaker 3: good old fashioned, you know, vampires. It's always good for
Speaker 3: a horror movie. Although I watch wolf Man the other
Speaker 3: day on Cable like it. But anyway, so Michael B.
Speaker 3: Jordan's in this movie called Sinners, and there are great
Speaker 3: performances in this movie from him, from the guy who
Speaker 3: plays his brother, for many other people. And a lot
Speaker 3: of people are saying it's not fair that he probably
Speaker 3: won't be considered for Oscar because it's a movie about vampires,
Speaker 3: the horror movie. And it's always been weird to me
Speaker 3: that people who award people for make believe, for movies
Speaker 3: for playing people that they're not would look at one
Speaker 3: genre less than the other. And that's the same for TV.
Speaker 3: There's great science. Black Mirror does win some Emmys. It does,
Speaker 3: and that's because it's so good it can't be ignored.
Speaker 3: If you don't watch Black Mirror on Netflix, you're really
Speaker 3: missing out. It's worth the price of a subscription for
Speaker 3: one month just to get Netflix for a month and
Speaker 3: watch all six seasons of Black Mirror. It's that good,
Speaker 3: and it has been nominated in one se Emmys because
Speaker 3: it can't be ignored. But there are many other sci
Speaker 3: fi or horror shows that are really excellent and they
Speaker 3: never get acknowledged. And yet these actors and actresses they
Speaker 3: are giving. They're all you know, they really are, and
Speaker 3: so it's unfair. So I'd like you to comment below.
Speaker 3: What actor or actress from sci fi or horror do
Speaker 3: you think was tragically overlooked for an award on television
Speaker 3: or film? What actor or actress from a sci fi
Speaker 3: or horror film or what show? What show or movie
Speaker 3: should have won an OSCAR but didn't because it was
Speaker 3: sci fi or horror. Because they really now they're thinking
Speaker 3: Sinners is going to break through this year and be
Speaker 3: nominated because it's Michael B. Jordan, the director is the
Speaker 3: famous director that's excellent performances all around. So they're thinking
Speaker 3: that maybe this year is a shot that the horror
Speaker 3: movie might break through. But think about how many horror
Speaker 3: movies have had such great performances. The Conjuring all of them,
Speaker 3: there's like six of them. There's Vera Famiglia, whatever her
Speaker 3: name is, Vera Famidlia in The Conjuring She's always wonderful,
Speaker 3: never nominated, never nominated. On TV, there's so many Star Treks,
Speaker 3: but Star Trek, Strange, New World, Anson Mount, and the
Speaker 3: whole cast has so many great performances, never nominated, and
Speaker 3: the show itself basically overlooked. So what horror movie or
Speaker 3: sci fi do you think was just brilliant and was
Speaker 3: just overlooked? Or television? What sci fi television, whether it's
Speaker 3: Netflix or regular TV, is overlooked in your view because
Speaker 3: of the genre. If it was another genre, these actors
Speaker 3: or actresses or the show would be getting all kinds
Speaker 3: of acclaim. But because they're not, because it's horror or
Speaker 3: sci fi, they're completely ignored. Because I've seen so many
Speaker 3: horror movies and the actors or actresses are really great.
Speaker 3: I mean, talk about acting, Okay, usually you're you know,
Speaker 3: acting against something that's not even real or not there
Speaker 3: or whatever. I mean, you totally gotta be in the moment.
Speaker 3: Even Wicked got pretty much ignored. It got nominated, they
Speaker 3: didn't win, and again I maintained because it's basically the
Speaker 3: Wizard of Us. So what performance in a sci fi
Speaker 3: or horror or what series or movie do you think
Speaker 3: should have been or currently should be rewarded, but isn't
Speaker 3: because of the genre. Interview with the Vampire one of
Speaker 3: the best shows on TV. Oh The Bondsman, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: The Bondsman has so many great performances on Amazon Prime,
Speaker 3: including my friend Beth Grant. It's so good. It's such
Speaker 3: a good demon hunting show. Kevin Bacon, he's wonderful in it.
Speaker 3: Beth Grant is wonderful, The supporting cast is wonderful. Do
Speaker 3: you think Emmy will even notice? Well, no, it's about
Speaker 3: hunting demons, so they won't notice. It's amazing. In Hollywood
Speaker 3: how they dismiss things based on the genreh Well, that's
Speaker 3: sci fi, that's horror, you know, that's you know, who
Speaker 3: cares if they're good? Well I do I care. So
Speaker 3: if you haven't seen Sinners, I highly recommend this weekend
Speaker 3: going out and seeing it in a theater. There's a
Speaker 3: whole lot of issues from you know, being black and
Speaker 3: in a time of Jim Crow to redemption, all kinds
Speaker 3: of things, and of course there's vampires who didn't love that,
Speaker 3: So go see Sinners. If you haven't seen Black Mirror,
Speaker 3: get Netflix this weekend and see Black Mirror. So profound,
Speaker 3: so good, the writing, the performances, all of it. Every
Speaker 3: episode there's no misses. There's some that are, you know,
Speaker 3: less great than others, but there's no misses. Every single
Speaker 3: one is fabulous. So go see Black Mirror and leave
Speaker 3: your comment down below for what motion picture or TV
Speaker 3: show or actor or actress Jamie Lee Curtis. How many
Speaker 3: Halloween movies has she been in and how many? Is
Speaker 3: she want an award for zero? I mean, this woman
Speaker 3: has screamed her head off, has faced the bad guy,
Speaker 3: I mean, has entertained us in those movies for like
Speaker 3: forty years. She is the scream Queen, and yet nothing,
Speaker 3: no real awards for it, no nothing, and she should have.
Speaker 3: But then she plays some weird casino operator or casino
Speaker 3: waitress in the movie Showgirls, and everyone's fallen all over
Speaker 3: the fact is she was better in some of the
Speaker 3: Halloween movies, never got nominated for them. So what roles,
Speaker 3: what movies? What actors or actresses? I'd love to see
Speaker 3: your comments down below. Do you think and if you've
Speaker 3: seen Sinners, do you think that Michael B. Jordan will
Speaker 3: be nominated for an Oscar? I do, so I'd like
Speaker 3: to see your comments about tax breaks in California to
Speaker 3: try to keep Do you think it should be a
Speaker 3: political priority to keep the entertainment industry in the United States,
Speaker 3: and in particular in Los Angeles and Hollywood. Do you
Speaker 3: think that after one hundred and fifty years of Hollywood
Speaker 3: being the place for movies for television, that it's okay
Speaker 3: if the world moves on and Hollywood be damned, that
Speaker 3: the to be suffered, or do you think we should
Speaker 3: fight to say the entertainment industry in California. I am Corel,
Speaker 3: be who you want to be. Didn't hurt anybody? Thanks
Speaker 3: for this week. I promise next week I'll go into
Speaker 3: more detail about yes day. Today I took. I really
Speaker 3: need time to process. Do you want to be hurt anybody?
Speaker 3: I love my dog ever, I hope that you all
Speaker 3: have someone or something to love this weekend. Go see
Speaker 3: a movie, Go watch some of this.
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