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Emmy Winner/Nominee Gregori J Martin (The Bay) · The Daytime Emmys Specials

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  Everyone. When you think of the word Emmy or even look at one,
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  this person's name is next to it multiple times. Trust and believe he is
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  one of the ogs in the daytime digital drama space. I'm I'm rooted for
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  a brillion years. But to be more important thought this. He is the
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  creator behind, a mastermind behind The Bay, a show that many of you
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  know in love and has gotten Emmy love again this year has gotten Emmy Love
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  for Drama, writing, directing, and two supporting acting nods. We're very
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  happy about that. So if I could just talk to him on camera,
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  though he throws a great party, it's my friend Greg gre jbar Hell James.
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  Thank you so much for an awesome inter introduction. I appreciate you so
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  much. And yes, my dear friend who I've known for I don't even
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  know how long now, it's at least a decay. While I was looking
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  back at the Bay is around, says twenty ten. That's like, I'm
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  like, I feel like that's another lifetime. That's like fourteen years. Fourteen
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  years. We've had many transformations. Oh yes, you have some then,
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  but no, I want to say public on camera. Greg's always been supportive
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  of my career. He's been supportive of my stuff. We always cheer each
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  other on when things happen. I want to make sure I say that on
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  camera. I want to say say so, thank you for your support.
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  Thank you. Yes, well, of course you're doing awesome stuff, and
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  of course I'm always going to support you. I appreciate you very much.
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  Thank you, thank you, congratulations once again. But I mean, but
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  I want so. I want to start actually kind of in a general space
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  and that is now the base around for a long time, lots of seasons,
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  lots of wins, everything. And I've interviewed many of your people from
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  your shows. I'm friends with many other folks from the shows, and I'd
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  like that. And I really appreciated the concept that you when you first started,
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  you went to daytime actors and used them on your shot. That I
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  was very smart at the time, of course. But when someone says,
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  Greg Green, what is the bae? What do you say? Now?
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  What do you say? What is the bae? I mean, if somebody
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  asked me, I say, it's a crime romance, it's a drama series
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  in the daytime drama because which is odd because we're technically not a daytime drama
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  because we're anytime. We do have our like pop Star release, which is
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  like as a daily drama book. For the most part, you know,
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  our show is anytime, but it's a it's a drama series, has a
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  lot of soap opera elements, and I describe it as kind of a crime
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  romance. So that's true, actually that folks, it is, And that's
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  a great way of putting it. You know. But obviously I said you
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  did. You were one of the You're one of the first ones to go
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  Okay, you could have went and said, I'm get a whole new just
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  unknown cast. I mean it there was someone knows you first start obviously at
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  crystals and stuff, but you actually did go into the pool of actors and
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  you have all these years from the soap world. Was that always an idea
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  that you had, like maybe there's all these great people sitting around here,
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  let's grab them. Oh yeah, totally. I mean even with my before
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  I was doing The Bay. Before I did The Bay, I was doing
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  a bunch of kind of like b horror films, and I would often cast
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  soap actors because I worked on soaps. I did you know a show in
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  New York and then I did another year in LA and so I had a
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  lot of friends in that space and so and I also grew up watching soaps,
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  so I know, you know, it's funny because whenever I'm talking to
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  my senior producer, Nadine Aronson, who worked on soaps many years. She
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  worked on Loving and then she did The City, and she did all my
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  children for a very long time, or anyone on the show, like pretty
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  much a lot of the people behind the scenes have worked in daytime. So
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  we speak the same language because I grew up, not because I worked like
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  that extensively behind the scenes on the soap opera, but because I grew up
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  watching them, and so you know, we can mention, you know,
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  a random actor in daytime, one of my favorites, Lisa Beluso, for
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  instance, and we all know who we're talking about, you know. So
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  it's it's, uh, I forgot the question. I kind of I think
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  I went off on something, but but but you did I answer it?
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  Okay, good answer. That's that's that's the things like going to the fool
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  of people because you grew up with them, you worked on them, and
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  you said, and you you're people you're working behind the scene them we're talking,
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  you know, we're talking Ron Moss, We're talking. I mean,
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  it's like very bad that we're talking about people who I mean, Tristan Rogers,
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  you know, Lily mil I mean, these are all my friends,
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  like I know all of them. These are these are my friends and sobs
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  and for a billion years also as press. So I mean these are people
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  you right, we know them. I thought, that's a great attraction,
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  is that if you're that's that's that's a great marketing thing, I thought,
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  compared to some of the other digital dramas as like going. But let's actors,
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  right, they're good actors, right, They're good well yeah, and
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  they're also some of the most beautiful people on planet Earth, so it helps,
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  you know. So that's but also because you guys are not you don't
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  work the same way as a soap opera though. These guys, you film
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  a certain way. They know how to take direction. They know how we
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  actors are good at taking you know, quick, fast and hurry, right,
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  they know that, they know the pay. So I'm sure working with
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  them has been wonderful. Yeah, well, you know the interesting enough,
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  we started very different, like the way we used to shoot the show was
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  very different from a daytime so because I took my experience as an independent filmmaker
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  and I kind of shot it that way. But as time went on,
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  we did start to shoot more like a soap opera. We do three cameras
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  and we shoot a lot in the studio, and it's still very in the
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  aspects of like I try to make it look a little more cinematic, but
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  I do, but it is very similar to a soap. Like we do
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  shoot like an episode a day. So where originally we would shoot six pages
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  in a day, now we shoot twenty pages in a day, which is
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  for soaps. It's kind of it would be more like forty pages because we
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  the spacing of the way we format our script is more like the way of
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  forty page. It would be forty pages in daytime than twenty pages in prime
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  time. So because of the way the formatting is, so we do shoot
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  about twenty pages a day. So, and we do multi camera and we
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  try to do I know that in daytime now they're only doing you know,
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  one or two takes max. Well, I try to do four just so
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  that I have that, but sometimes we get stuck with two, you know,
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  So we are moving a lot faster, you know, with the three
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  cameras going at all times, like a daytime soap, and we do a
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  lot a lot in the studio, but we but we also you know,
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  I take the show on location and we you know, just to kind of
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  keep it feeling you know, hip and young and stuff. You know.
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  Oh yeah, Well, then, like I said, if you go back
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  to the beginning, because they were called birthday shows, are called webs webisodes
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  and website all those names, and and then I mean the digital thing came
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  later. I mean that's a little fancier, but you read back in the
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  day, it was just like these are called webisodes or web sites, YouTube
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  series or what. I was like, they were like, you know,
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  they were they weren't as fair, they weren't taking as fancy. But I
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  think between you guys and a few others, we started seeing these are really
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  well produced, you know, well acted, great story drama. Yeah yeah,
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  it's great, so great. And then now with the liberties of like
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  streaming, where we can kind of self distribute in so many ways, it
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  just it's helped, it's helped so many creatives and filmmakers out there just kind
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  of you know, create their own content. And it's like I you know,
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  I said this recently in another interview, but you know, I come
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  from the school of John Carpenter, which is just do it, you know,
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  and that's kind of what he did with Halloween. You know, Halloween
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  became a cult classic and turned into this massive franchise, but it was an
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  independent film, and he just kind of that's his mentality. That's that was
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  That's what I understand to be his mentality is just do it, get it
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  done. And now there's so many ways. There's almost like no excuse for
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  anyone because you could even use your cell phone like we're doing right now,
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  like I'm doing right now to do an interview, but you can you can
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  use your cell phone to create to create a movie because it's four K,
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  you know, so there's so many or six K, you know. So
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  there's so many, so many benefits now that we have that we didn't have,
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  you know, five, ten, fifteen, twenty years ago. You
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  know, I know, we've seen it. We really have seen it.
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  We'll grow and change because i'd like to be back in the day it was
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  a little different. Well, I always wanted to ask you this though,
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  How does one go from horror films to a dayti drama. I like,
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  like, as you were doing independent. You know, I love B movie
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  and C movie or I love horror films. I love them. How did
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  you do it? What do you have to do at well? I loved
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  both growing up, like I you know, I was a big soap opera
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  fan. I grew up on Santa Barbara and Another World, and you know,
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  General Hospital and and so they're the and Dynasty for prime time Melro's Place
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  I loved, you know, there was you know, I grew up watching
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  prime time and daytime soaps, and and I also grew up on Stephen King
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  and Wes Craven and all the horrors. So when I created The Bay,
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  I kind of merged the two. But you know, I've always had the
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  interest of the horror, and so that's kind of the direction I went into
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  when I became a filmmaker. I was like, Oh, let's shoot horror
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  movies. We know that they sell, and then that was just kind of
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  my arena. But I would cast soap actors in those. You know,
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  I've worked with so many Tyler Christopher, I know what a loss, yes,
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  but so many, so many actors from daytime, Tristan Rodgers did lots
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  of them. Greg Vaughn, Yeah, now you Buraalin, Matt Burlangey.
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  You know, so many people in the daytime are Sean Canaan. And then
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  I just but because I I did work on soaps and I loved the genre.
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  That's when I created The Bay and I was like, you know what,
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  maybe somehow merge these two. If I'm going to do a web series,
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  it's got to have like supernatural or dark elements, which I do have
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  on the Bay. Sometimes I'm like, you know, binging the Bay myself
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  and I'm looking at an old see I'm like, oh, that was pretty
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  creepy. Like Greg, here's a couple of seasons it got really dark,
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  remember, And I was like, Okay, I gotta pull back up.
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  Maybe I'm going too far into my horror, you know interest. You know,
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  there was the whole the supernatural twin thing. I was like, there's
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  a lot, there's some that you there's the horror influence. It's right,
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  yes, yes, it's right. I mean you're not but you're doing an
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  actual horror series. That's that's something I guess could be done. I mean,
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  their Life, I just did a movie The Raven. It's gar posed
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  The Raven with Cristo's and my part producing partner Precious and and Mike Manning and
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  several other folks. But it's basically all posed The Raven that could easily turn
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  into an an apology series. So I have the thoughts of potentially doing like
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  an anthology horror series. But so we'll see what happens. We'll see how
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  well The Raven does seem. I thinking, I'm like, yeah, I'm
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  the ideas, man, I think I think of I'm like, you can
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  always see that too, That's right, that's very cool. But no,
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  you're a couple of folks are coming. They're like they went a little dark,
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  but then they came out, you guys, they do come out,
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  man. I mean there's some stuff. There is a crime element, so
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  there's that's the whole. Yes, I do also try to keep it rooted
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  and like truth or your things that can actually really happen. Obviously, we
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  have lots of ghosts, but I know I believe in ghosts, but you
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  know, I try not to go too far where it's like, you know,
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  it's not somebody like you know, raising from the bed possessed, you
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  know, but but I do. I try to keep it, you know,
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  a little rooted in like things that could actually really happen when I when
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  I go down my horror route. But but it's uh, you know,
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  I do love it, so I it's s implemented throughout. So I said,
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  now we're at the point where and folks, you see them behind and
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  right behind them folks. Uh Hi, I means hi, guys, I
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  guess keep them right there. No, but my thing, we have seen
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  it changed much and now and this year especially they've added Neighbors, which is
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  now first time and international Suffer is involved. You guys are and you guys
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  are now you guys, like I said to acting noms, you know a
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  Martinez A s will say, emy winner, A Martinez you the bomb.
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  And Mike Manning I mean well, I mean winter Mike Manning, Well they
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  both went. Actually now up against the four soaks and one now and Neighbors
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  too have an am an action nomination. How do you feel about that?
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  And now that we're starting to expand the horizons of yeah, you know,
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  I thought it was going to be a very hard thing to break into.
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  I mean last year we submitted our talent and we didn't get any nominations,
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  which was a shock because we you know, we obviously did in in in
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  the digital categories, right, so, you know, I thought it was
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  going to be a you know, it was going to be a little more
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  difficult. Not that it wasn't, obviously it was. I mean, the
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  judges decided, but it was. It was very kind of relieving to see
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  that we broke that barrier because I feel sincerely, I know how hard my
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  actors work, and I believe, you know, everyone we submitted deserved the
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  nomination and so we were very fortunate to have those nominations for A and Mike,
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  who definitely deserved it, you know. So it was, it was,
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  it was. I feel very good about it, and I'm very grateful
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  for for the judges to you know, who selected them. And I'm excited.
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  I'm excited for what's to come and keep keep doing it and see that
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  recognition. Yeah, I want to shout out to a marteam so I know,
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  and he's a very soulful guy. And I tell people when you talk
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  to him, he talks right to you and and he's such a and I
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  was a Santa Barber fan, so when I finally met I meant him years
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  ago for the first time, and I remember going, it's Cruise. I
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  mean he's been other things obviously there, but that was a huge a Barber
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  person. So I just, you know, I thought, he's like he's
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  an actor of caliber, like you know what I mean, Like he's an
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  actor, and he carries himself that way. Also, yeah, and zero
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  ego and so much class and such a pro And you know, I was
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  a massive fan too, obviously, I was, so I love Cruise and
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  and uh, I remember like when we first got him on the show,
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  it was kind of like, oh my god, Curze Castillo, this is
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  crazy, you know. And uh, and now he's a series regular on
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  the show. And I've been, you know, very fortunate to be working
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  with him all these years. And I think he's just you know, he
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  just brings so much to the show. You know. I'm I love working
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  with him. I love him, and I can't wait to see We're about
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  to go shoot some more episodes and he's got some great content coming up.
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  I'm always excited to see him in his role. So well. The thing
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  also, I'm going to mention for you, and I think it's very important
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  for many of us you have a very diverse cast, uh and your cat
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  and not just for diversity's sake, they actually have storylines. I mentioning mentioning
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  A Martinez the first and only folks Latino American male that has one lead actor
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  in a drama series on daytime every Well, he's only one. Really,
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  I didn't realize that. That's amazing. Yeah, there's only there's only there's
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  only four guys. You're like of one of color, of one the lead
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  actor anyway, and he's he's the only Latino for Steel. So it's Maurice
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  Maurice Bernard right, Oh, yes, okay, Marie the second one that
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  you have that you have James Reynolds and Darnelle Williams, and I feel like
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  five of you fifty years of this or fifty five years of this. So
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  he's so A Martinez was the first. Here's the first. Oh wow,
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  that's amazing. Yeah, can Maurice want it later? The free one is
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  first one later, that's right. It's because he can say first. Yeah,
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  So that's that's great. That's great to know. Yes, But the
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  thing is why I'm bringing that up is that you actually have it seems like
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  it seems like It's just a part of your show. You you find people,
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  you put them on your show, and you give them storyline. There's
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  been a lot of Christism, even by myself, by me, the other
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  subs don't integrate as much as you do. Was that always just? I
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  mean, I know, I know you're a person of color too, like
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  I am. We're both like color. I just want to know how was
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  that always a thought? Was just always like actor, first storyline, next
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  the house? It was I was for you? Yeah, I mean I
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  remember working. I remember this was an interesting thing because I this was back
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  when I was doing my films. You know who Cherry Johnson is? That
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  think it sounds very familiar. Johnson was. She was on Family Matters,
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  she was in Yes, you know Pinky Brewster. But she's she's a dear
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  friend of mine. And I put her in a bunch of my movies.
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  And I remember one day I was like casting and she was helping me produce
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  something and she's like, I love that you don't see color. And I
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  was like, what she's like when you're casting, you have all these interracial
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  relationships everywhere, and I was like, and at that moment it hit me.
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  I was like Oh my god, I guess I do. You know.
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  So it was, but it was never a thought. It's it's it's
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  what life is. So it wouldn't make sense that, you know, you
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  would have all white town or all you know, it doesn't just doesn't make
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  sense, you know. So for me, it's about the casting. It's
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  like it makes I think every one of my get my Garretts are my main
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  Irish American family, but they're all married to you know, yes, different
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  races, and and it was an accident. It was just kind of the
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  way I saw it. I I just went for what I found to be
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  a good combination, you know. So, and I think, uh,
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  I think it's uh that's the way the world should be. You know.
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  I'm very proud of being Latino. You know. There was part of me
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  that felt like, fuck, I'm excuse my language, but hopefully this is
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  not centered. But but it was. I don't have enough Puerto Ricans on
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  my show, you know, yes, hello, but I do. Uh
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  yeah, I think it's important. So I'm glad that I can do that.
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  Uh, you know, I get to work with some of the best,
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  so I appreciate it. I'm just saying I know that many of us
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  appreciate that because it's you know, Hollywood, I mean, you know how
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  it is. I mean, I'm just that that for you. It was
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  just and that's how it should be. It's like this is how life would
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  look. So you want to reflected on your show. Yeah, it works
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  great. That's great. Now because because you've seen all all these changes and
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  stuff, what are some of your thoughts about the future. Where do you
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  think where do you think we're going with this? Because and I said,
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  now you're on we have streaming, when you're also on Basic cable too,
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  I guess you're a Basic cable So now in days are our lives? Now
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  it's on streaming and we were new sub coming to the Gates and the Boulevards
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  kind of like these things coming. So what are just some of your as
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  we as we wrap this up, what are some of your thoughts about the
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  future of our genre. It's not going anywhere. In fact, it's going
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  to keep developing and it's going to keep it It's it's it's kind of rejuvenating
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  itself, which I'm very excited. I'm so excited about the Gates. You
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  know, the Gates is like that when I saw that news. It was
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  like, oh my goodness, this is like it was so it was I
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  felt so good about it. And who better than Michelle Belgean, who's a
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  dear friend of mine, you know. So yeah, and you know with
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  neighbors joining joining in the mix, and uh, there's so many other things
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  in development that I know about, and I feel like there's going to be
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  more. You know. It's great, and we plan to do so much
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  more with the Bay. So I think I think it's just the beginning like
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  that, That's what I feel. I feel like, you know, everybody
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  loves a good soap, and in fact, everything that you watch as a
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  soap. Game of Thrones is a soap, you know, So it's about
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  I think it's just about to kind of there's something big that's going to happen
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  with this industry, with this you know, daytime thing, you know.
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  I mean, I love the folks at the Talk, don't get me wrong.
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  Obviously, Kim Whitley was one of our hosts and she's out of the
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  Bay. So it was sad that that we lost the talk, but so
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  rejuvenating. They're so exciting to hear that you know, we're going to have
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  a new uh, our daytime drama on network television. You know, I
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  do feel like the work television thing and the whole like streaming is also going
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  to shift where it's going to be. You know, everything's going to be
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  more on the streaming. I mean we've been saying that for me for a
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  long time, but but now, you know, you know, I remember
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  there was a time where when I used to be a soap fan and I
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  would watch you know, Another World or and I'd have to you know,
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  program my BCRU to watch, you know, then it would switch and you
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  have the program where you could switch. Okay, you got to go to
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  the hospital now, Yeah, And so we had the programmed and I had
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  to watch my soaps and then wait to uh get home at night to go
• 21:33
  watch it at night, and chest you know, Another World took me away
• 21:36
  to another world. You know, it was wonderful. But but and then
• 21:41
  now it's like ABC, you know, General Hospitals on Hulu, and Young
• 21:47
  and Arrests is on Paramount Plus, and you know, Data Ourlies is strictly
• 21:51
  on Peacock. You know. So I think and I'm assuming that I don't
• 21:56
  know where the gates will be as Procter and Gamble. I'm assuming that it
• 22:00
  will also be on Para Plus or something, you know, some streaming platform
• 22:06
  too. So yeah, it's just great. It's really great. Yeah,
• 22:10
  I agree, I totally. I think it's I think we had some good
• 22:12
  news this year and I was like, okay, this is something I Substar
• 22:17
  Americana. They're not you know what, but as you and as you and
• 22:18
  I both know around the world tell novellas, the matos countries subs and you
• 22:23
  can't. I mean, they're all this. It's just it's a part of
• 22:26
  life. It's I mean, generations are raised by sobs. I mean it's
• 22:30
  like this. Yeah, they can't. I agree, I love it.
• 22:33
  They can't go anywhere. So are going to them this year? You think,
• 22:37
  try to go? I'm going yes. Well then I will see you
• 22:41
  there on the red carpet. Come see me out there. I wish you
• 22:45
  guys all the best success one forward period. And also you and I have
• 22:52
  birthdays coming up next week. Yours is first and as mine. It's happy
• 22:56
  birthday to you. Early birthday. When's your birthday? Hey tenth, Thanks
• 23:00
  Friday from the six. I'm the tenth, so I'm right after you and
• 23:06
  I got the invite to my party, right, Yes, I gott talking
• 23:08
  an answer. I got now, I got you got me, don't let
• 23:11
  an app and I got an app on here. Now I'm like, okay,
• 23:14
  all kind of stuff. Tell me all the little stuff that's going on
• 23:15
  there. I'm like, I did get invited, so yes, But I
• 23:18
  want to say on camera, happy birthday to you, fellow Tori. And
• 23:22
  I know why you work hard because I work hard to you. We're to
• 23:23
  say, we're to say work hard. Yeah, we love to we love
• 23:27
  to work. But thank you so much for for having me on the show.
• 23:33
  It's great, Yeah, very good, very happy. Watch the Bay,
• 23:37
  folks, Watch the Bay. It's coming back. They said they filming
• 23:38
  some more episodes. We can check out all the other previous episodes. So
• 23:42
  they're not are they more than just on pop Start there on Peacock two or
• 23:45
  something or for the moment, it's uh, they just air daily on pop
• 23:49
  Star. They're on it airs four pm Eastern time one pm Pacific on pop
• 23:56
  Star TV and they just kind of repeat it so wherever. I don't know
• 24:00
  where we are right now because I don't know is the daily, but they
• 24:03
  just you know, once they get through the hundred and I think we have
• 24:06
  one hundred and fourteen episodes or something. Once they go then it just repeats
• 24:11
  itself all over again, and it just it's every day Monday through Friday and
• 24:15
  then and then you could also stream it on two B which is the Fox
• 24:21
  streaming service, and Amazon Prime and then several seasons are on I think they're
• 24:26
  up to season six on Peacock, and we're also on the Roku channel and
• 24:30
  then some places overseas. So folks check if you're like, I don't heard
• 24:34
  reform, but actually there are other things other than the Big the Big Four,
• 24:37
  there are other digital dramas out there that are giving you soapy content.
• 24:41
  Check them out. I'll do a little s fe shot out to my show
• 24:44
  Studio City on that while with Sean came in. That's also the city.
• 24:48
  We love it. We all support each other. So I say just go
• 24:51
  out there and check out. There's other shows out there. Check them out,
• 24:53
  but check out the Bay and I'm sure you will get hooked. Trust
• 24:56
  them. Believe this is the daytime any specialized Aames Lott Junior. You can
• 25:00
  follow me everywhere. You know, I'm a whole place and I'll be there
• 25:03
  and Jetstarrow. I'll be at the Emmy's at the red carpet, wearing some
• 25:06
  kind of outfit, talking to all the stars. So thanks for tuning to
• 25:10
  us and we'll see you next time. Thank you, thanks so