Don't hit yourself, Elise Castle.

I know, but I had to because my hands aren't free, so I just slap myself in the face.

Stop hitting yourself. Stop hitting yourself. I know. That was really awkward. Sorry. I was like,

what am I doing? Hey, hey, everyone. So we're, we're here today.

Hey, Mike Jensen.

What's up, Police Castle?

We're kind of doing a combo documentary slash, let's look back at this first and maybe, who

knows, only maybe, yeah, exactly, season at Evan, just like that.

It's going to be a little, going to be a little fast and loose, but we're going to talk

about anything that comes to mind, really. Where should we start, Elise? What do you think we should

start with? Well, here's the thing. I was holding off watching this documentary until we talked

about it because I didn't want to have like too much stuff in my brain. So I just watched it.

And I was like much more emotional watching it than I thought I would be.

Yeah. Which is very strange. But like when I was watching it, I was more emotional watching this than I was

watching the series. And I think it's because I really got to see like I almost wish they would

have released something like this before they released the series. Like not obviously with the

spoilers, but just something like I don't know the series. Like, not obviously with the spoilers, but just

something like, I don't know, because I think once you watch this, now you'll go back and

watch the series and think how much they put into it. And you'll start to almost, not that we

didn't appreciate it, but I think realize that like, oh, this was so thought out. Yeah, it's a very, it's a very

sentimental journey. It's just a lot of nostalgia watching this documentary. And it's funny,

it's nostalgia for 10 episodes that we just saw, but it's a lot of nostalgia for the 90

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