Yeah, they all kind of build on each other, and that's what. And so then Ron went off and did Outlander after that, and now he came, and one day he calls me up and he says, I got this new idea. Can I come by? We can get together and maybe I could bounce the idea off it. You? I was like, yeah. So he came to SpaceX, and I gave him a tour of the place. And then we sat down at the. In the cafe, and he said, okay, so I'm thinking about doing a show about NASA back in, like, the seventies and be kind of like a period piece would be kind of like we'd have a cast of characters, but they're all working on Apollo, and it would be true to real life, but it would be the drama of the people behind the scenes. I thought, that sounds pretty cool. He goes, yeah. I'm also toying around with a slight twist that, where we use an alternate reality. And in this alternate reality, things, we start at that point, but things turn out differently. And we started talking about, like, how close the Russians were to actually beating us to the moon, which not a lot of people know about. But when I was over there in Moscow, I got to see, actually, they're in, they have a warehouse where they still have their lunar lander, for example, that they built. They were really working hard on it. So we started what ifing, like, well, what if the Russians got there first? What would America have done? How would things be different today if that seminal moment of Neil and buzz stepping out on the moon was instead Alexei Leonov, a cosmonaut, doing it? Right? And I was like, that is freaking genius. I mean, that was like a, I thought, I want to see that show. That's like a great premise. And he pitched that to apple and they bought it. And then he called me up and said, you want to work on the show? I'm like, yeah.