Good stories m, alcohol, and tits. A true patriot.

Really? Name for me the last unknown movie that the Drinker reviewed based on the merit of the story alone. Go ahead, I'll wait....

@@ADIDASects Even if so, why can't this be the first one? Aside from that this is a series, but that prob ain't as important.

@@ADIDASects I don't understand what you mean by "unknown movie" (it has to be known in order to review it), but since literally every review is based on critiquing the storytelling, what are you talking about?

Unlike Disparu...

Don't tweet on your aspirations.

OT SW had cringe?

@@darthkek1953

😂 ​@@GeneraluStelaru

@Joël you might pull a muscle with all that reaching.

​@Joël man's gonna cure cancer if he keeps going

@@Senpaiaproves I fkn died lolz

Andor isnt stars wars bro a real star wars fan would see this. IT NOT BAD. its just not star wars.

@@dredddre5573 because it doesn’t have laser sword and funny floaty guys

I'm not sure if it's so much a generational thing as Disparu just not being able to appreciate good writing

@@MS-wd3ls Just a blow in here, looking for the anti this guy Disparu comment after watching for a while. He isn't as bad as the imploding Disney Fan Channel people who don't like Andor still he is a little annoying. He listened to Drinkers great points for 3 minutes which obviously was making his mind melt a bit and as soon as Cassian being a bit uncool came he jumped on it and quietly deleted the points from his brain. Pathetic.

@@MS-wd3ls You sound uneducated. The point being was disney is using an IP just to sell product. If you watched the show without the star wars IP its not that great. Good writing need to go with good entertainment or i could just read a a damn book. Could disney release a product like this without the backing of popular culture IP the answer is a big NO.

Disparu is a true fan to the IP and understand what non-star wars fans dont. The show doesnt fell star war. Dialogue isnt star wars Music isnt star wars atmosphere isnt star wars. This is star wars only in name. The IP isnt really respected and the showrunners and director dont seem like they know star wars IP.

@@dredddre5573 I've been a fan of Star Wars since 1981 and I am telling you this feels perfectly fine to me. And if you look at episode 7 so far it feels like a mature way of telling a Star Wars story, an improvement. But go tell that to a 20 something year old "True Fan" of Star Wars that only lives for instant gratification.

I don't care at this point. Disney has disappointed me, insulted me and raped my childhood memories over and over and over again, I'm not interested anymore. I won't give my money or my attention to people who went out of their way to show me that they hate me.

​@Ricardo666 Stfu child of victim hood.

Brand loyalty is a disease. Who cares. Watch something if it's good and if it sucks, then ignore it.

@@Ricardo-cl3vs I feel your pain brother, but give Andor a shot. Just block everything Disney has done out of your head. It really is that good.

@@jimberjamber8540 Thanks, really! But no! With the upcoming humiliation of Indiana Jones at the horizon I can honestly say I'm done with Disney. I will not give my attention, let alone my hard earned money, to people who openly hate me because I'm a white male. I would feel like an idiot if I did.

Definitely had the minority opinion.

@@joeykonyha2414 He has majority opinion for people who watched it because nobody really is.

I actually find it more interesting when they disagree.

This is gonna confuse the hell out of the twitter 'cancel everyone' mob.

I have to respect 1977 first … that’s ground zero … and a golden period of great science fiction, books, comic books movies and TV shows.

You're a loser. Probably a virgin too.

And the S1 finale, oh how *everything* this show has built up with paid off.

dude, was the best of the serie, indeed.

That's why the OT worked. They didn't overuse the tropes. The tropes were important moments.

The writer and creator of Andor is Tony Gilroy. Same guy who did Rouge One and Bourne Trilogy. Yeah we're definitely in for great time.

Mandalorian writers were just as bad as Obi-wan and ST. Every episode sets up a problem and resolves it in 30 minutes. Season one when Mando has his ship torn apart by a legion of Jawas only to have completely repaired it on his own and flying off-world was horrible writing. Many other examples of that quick jump to the next thing with no real logical display of time

That's encouraging, because those were the exact qualities I found lacking in the latest movies. I quite liked the world building in the prequels and was sad to see them scale this element back in the sequels.

I can’t believe people aren’t talking about how good the world building is, you literally see the background extras doing so many interesting things that it gives the world so much life and adds lots of depth to the story because it helps up get further immersed in the world.

I find the world building and character development terrible. There's a lot of bloat and the show blatantly rips off other better movies, to the point that it even controls the narrative. The producers desperately wanted to copy Bladerunner, so Andor sneaks into shady brothel and ends up executing a man for no real reason... He wasn't on a mission that required stealth, but did all these extra things for the sake of the atmosphere. Andor remains the least developed character, with everyone willing to begrudgingly help him but the show never tells why... He's not helpful, hes not competent, hes not persuasive, hes not even necessarily kind... but the story needs it to happen. And then theres the lieutenant guy ... He is a clear ripoff of the Norrington character from Pirates of the Caribbean. A man driven by duty over his personal feelings or even morals. At first I thought it was only some passing similarities, but in the 3rd episode the writers tell on themselves. When the battle turns against him just stands their in shock at everything blows up around him, similar to Norrington did in the 3rd movie. A scene otherwise fairly unique to Pirates.

Amen

I like how the show focus on that city and Andor's friends. That is good worldbuilding.

That’s great to hear. He’ll be able to do his own thing and tell his own story.

Rogue One was the only good decision to come out of Disney star wars films

My guess is they forgot he was there or didn’t want to give him attention in favor of other people.

Don't forget there were rewrites in Rogue One as well, you can bet KK stuck her oar in there so its lucky it was still the most respectable SW after her treatment. If that is a testament to him or not I suppose we'll find out.

Tony Gilroy in Drinker’s voice: “That’s the script I got fer today. Go away now!!!”

The season finale was disappointing and a bit cringey here and there, though.

@@NoeticEidetics Care to elaborate (KZfaq comment-reply alert allowing)?

I care more about the droid in Andor getting pissed on by a LizardDogPig, than I do about any of the sequel protagonists. That alone deserves a bag full of awards.

@@mikek9297 amen

Solo as well.

@@Sjcstro84 lol, I had forgotten all about that one

@@rideathome hes my favorite character and the movie featured my other favorite character darth maul... I kid you not I tried watching solo 4 times and I can't get passed the train snow part. I have till this day never seen the darth maul scene.

Anger MacFadden, Doesn't He Always?

He’s soooo awesome

Well yeah...

The last year he's been more and more mainstream. Probably hurting his "career opportunities"

@@bovinejoannie9429 how so?

I was gutted to hear that the set of Ferrix, that was acually built as stretes and real buildings had been demolished after shooting....

Mauler and Little Platoon seemed to be on a relatively positive note as far as they go tbh but yeah, Disparu was trying really REALLY hard to find any small reason just to hate on the show just because...

Hate: it's a brand, for some people... Disparu, Shad, and sadly, way too often, Garry from Nerdrotic. They just can't forget about politics and actually they instill it themselves in everything they watch.

I felt the same way. These guys went into this show with the “I hate it” attitude regardless of what they saw.

There is an implicit understanding that praising this show means you have forgiven Disney for everything. I know it's an absurd implication to make. It should go unspoken that one good show does not undo the damage of the sequels, Solo, Book of Boba Fett and Obi Wan.

“There is an implicit understanding that praising this show means you have forgiven Disney for everything” You’re right, that is an absurd implication. Liking this show does not mean you’ve forgiven the sequels or BOBF

also why are so many people pretending that star wars doesnt work without lightsaber and dorce powers? for crying out loud the thrawn trilogy the most beloved Star Wars Material doesnt rely on lightsabers or force Powers so much. we have multiple Story lines in star wars EU that dont solely revolve around skywalkers

Right I hate how modern shows slap in certain scenes or aspects of other projects just fo trigger people's nostalgic impulses with little regards for story...wether ANY lightsabers show up is nonessential and inconsequential...whats important is the story and if that encompasses a force user ...a being thats supposed to be hyper rare in their galaxy BTW...so be it....but really in all honesty no one should really care

@@laisphinto6372 RIGHT!!!....all foce users are suppose to be rare...and most of our favorite characters dont have force powers...I mean Han Solo and Bobba Fett did very well in the Star Wars universe with zero force powers! Not to mention various bad guys like Jabba the Hutt...its really weird to boil down all your understanding of this huge universe to just dudes with lightsabers SMH... someone has really missed some key elements of Star Wars of lightsabers is the only things theyve derived from the franchise SMH SMH

@@laisphinto6372 couldn't agree more. when force powers get thrown around so often they loose meaning and impact just becoming another weapon being shot at the "bad" guys. i mean in the thrawn trilogy if i remember right only one time does the force actually get used. and it wasnt for some flashy thing, it was just leia floating a lightsaber in front of the noghri. a small simple act that would turn out to be the lynchpin for their continued survival. now that is how you make something have impact and be memorable. a subtle act that creates big ripples, not a constant flashy light show for the sake of some writer or directors vanity.

@@laisphinto6372 exactly

I got those Blade Runner vibes too! A minute into the episode and I told my friend "this scene is giving me some major Blade Runner vibes, and I'm loving it." You took the words right out of my mouth.

Totally agree. Getting those Blade Runner, minor Tron, and 80’s sci-fi vibes all throughout and I’m absolutely loving it

EXACTLY!! this show is fucking awesome so far. I can't believe how good it is even though I called it when I saw the trailer. It's still better than I expected

And the deaths tie perfectly into Andor’s face after he had to kill the informant in Rogue One. “Not again, I hate myself.” I love this character and Luna’s performance.

Good I’m not the only one who got blade runner vibes. This series also reminds me of the Thrawn novel

I’m on episode 7, and it’s still terrible.

@@jedimasterham2 looks like you don't own a full functioning brain then, go watch the sequels and further dumb yourself down.

​@@garth2445Garth, it's a show. Get a grip bud.

I felt Rogue One had that oppressive feel too.

I appreciate the fact that the Empire is actually seen as a credible threat, instead of the Keystone Cop Stormtroopers from the Mandalorian.

@@johnmcternan4157 The 'holo posters' for Bodhi Rook offering rewards and the 'Empire Is Your Friend' broadcasts in Jedha were very '1984/Big Brother Is Watching'.

That dude is so screwed. Not only did he completely ignore his orders to let it go, but he created a kind of mess that his superior officer told him was exactly what he wanted to avoid. The drama of this one subplot is more interesting than the entirety of the last two shows from this year combined.

A mo seterous oppression that a bunch of miners could usurp lol are you kidding

Its because at the end of the day all we wan't is good, quality entertainment and not to be preached at in every show.

I'm bracing for disappointment still. I just can't trust Disney and their execs these days.

It’s a bone. Nothing is going to change.

@@charlesman8722 Then enjoy the bones, while continuing to hate everything else. If you choose to just blindly "hate" everything that Lucasfilm throws at you, then you're really only hurting any chance there is of things actually getting better.

Same

It actually is extremely woke. But it’s done in such a way where it’s not forced and feels natural. It’s perfect.

lol its entire premise is about being woke and to "wake up" and fight fascism and injustice, it is all about wokeness. It is just very well told and very good script writing

@@leonkilat7562 it’s not really being woke it’s just the rest of what you said.

@Leon Kilat You mean like A New Hope had Luke responding to the Empire’s injustice after his aunt and uncle are murdered?

It's actually VERY woke. Like Marxist levels of woke

A bit slow though, otherwise not bad.

Average people are moisture farmers. Is that what you want to see, cos that sounds a little dull.

@@Valen-xu2wy Oh hey, another Valen! Anyway, there are plenty of ways in which you can make the lives of normal citizens "interesting" in the setting. Even Moisture Farmers, such as on Tatooine, where you can incorporate something such as a Sand People raid on said moisture farm and thrust the lone survivor/escapee of said raid into a quest of revenge - as a very basic, top-of-the-head example. Just because you start out a story from the perspective of a regular joe, doesn't mean it has to be a boring story.

Rogue One made me cry the first time i watched it, and even subsequent watches. Its my favorite of the films, so hearing the same writer was going to be doing Andor, i was excited. I do wish there was a sassy robot to lighten things up a little.

I loved Rogue 1, it's in my top3 SW movies with Empire Strikes Back and Revenge of the Sith

I agree with this, I think Andor works really well when you can binge watch as many episodes as you want at once. If they'd released 3 at once, I think it would've been more enjoyable to watch. At least now we do that!

A "Fandom Menace" club assembled!

The sex will be great, too

Disparu seems negative and cynicle beyond reason to me.

Yeah l prefer 2-on-2 streams or less crowded ones like that, FNTs nerf the crap out of everyone's IQs! I mean many of us are guilty of doing that but l checked outta FNT a long time ago (even if the Drinker ain't there that often I think).

@@robertyoul Drinker likes some lame things, though. Like Spiderman No Way Home. He also makes reviews of trailers.

Looks who's in charge

Yeah that was Kenobi's biggest issue. It tried to do too much in too short a time

All the star wars show sets before this have felt so bland and cheap, this show actually has extremely detailed sets with time and thought put into them that feel like a real world

@@frostbuilds_2248, really? They all seem pretty similar in quality to me, just a different vibe

Same it REALLY REALLY fits the story and the slow burn IS THE POINT...is sad people aren't sharp enough to understand this and Rogue One's subtexts... both projects are basically subtlety screaming at people the same message...humble beginnings, seemingly small events, that are huge to the people living them, can be sparks that SLOWLY become this huge all engulfing flame... literally the initial slow burn IS THE POINT and done so really beautifully at this point

@@frostbuilds_2248 IKR if you watch the backgrounds and what people are doing its so awesome..the details in this show are fantastic

They will have to alienate their audience though. Either they say its good and all the religious cult like haters freak out. Or they say its not good at all and the majority of people that know this show is good will call them out and their comment section will be filled with people that disagree. Its safer for channels that mine hate for content to not cover andor because... most people like it.

I'm really really hoping drinker rates the show Rocking in a sea of woke-pushing and woke-phobic film critics, I have The Drinker as a lighthouse on the shore - being among the few remaining who is willing to tell it how it is, and not just push an agenda to an audience. I love andor, and I also agree with almost all the 'drinkers' vids - excited to hear if his final verdict aligns with mine

Lmfao...its so weird watching this and She Hulk together....its like the most expensive thought out delicious gourmet meal followed by a burned McDonalds cheeseburger...both projects were astounding for completely opposite reasons

@@ChrisSmith-tu9bu yeah she hulk is like remarkably bad

"I will make it legal..." Sorry, you set me up for it, I couldn't resist.

@@igornewman9534 I wouldn't say its remarkably bad. It is just plain bad with extra taking off points, because most of us disliking it (most, not all) aren't the target demographic to which I have no problem with. Everyone deserves a mediocre albeit still relatable to them escapist entertainment.

@@Tyler_W I was waiting for that lol

He comes across as a bit of a dolt.

@hpw101 Yes, he does

I tend to agree with Disparu and his reasoning on this one. I usually agree with Drinker but it happens.🤣

The 3 episode could be two with proper editing. I fell asleep about 3 times trying to watch episode 1 and 2. Just because they have no time constraints like regular shows have, doesn’t mean they can ignore editing .

I don't agree with Disparu's comment. In Andor they chose to give every extra a chance to shine and show some type of personality for their characters. Lesser shows just give us disposable one liner extras. Had Andor chosen to do that, we would be complaining about how flat every character is, etc comparing it to Rings of Power and the other Disney+ shows

@@MrEguang im still complaining about how flat the characters are and so is he. Just because you “give time to shine” doesn’t mean they actually shined.

vtec and dohc true! If Andor didn't take its time via ep 1 - ep 2 then you get "Book of Boba Fett" laziness. Where some of the plot never got to be explained then the series detours excluding Boba Fett from His own series hehehe.

With people like Disparu, I often wonder what they would actually consider good. Seems almost like he and others with similar content are trying so hard to find flaws or some way to be negative that they fail to recognize something that is actually good. I don't know...just my observation.

@@HEARTS-OF-SPACE I agree .

the Mandalorian was a slightly better Boba... and Boba was laughably terrible.

Is that a good thing? Lol

Yeah this makes it feel like true sci-if! Great stuff!

@@Adam-sd2ow Im guessing you dont like the the original trilogy then

@@emilianomartorell3587 The Holiday Special and mockney accent's?

@@Adam-sd2ow the 70s aesthetics. Also accents would be the least of my worries when it comes to Star Wars

Totally

That's a good take

I run the old West End Games RPG campaigns, but I flip the narrative Lucas modeled, to make it more relatable. The rebels are the bad guys. In my games the "Rebellion" follows what Lucas decided to use as an allegory - after communist terrorist organizations, supposed to be 'the good-guys' and subverting expectations from his warped world-view. In my games, as is implied in the original 3 movies and later prequels, the Jedi steal kids, and the Empire have voluntary recruits from people who have to deal with the lawlessness in their local systems. The Empire are the good guys, and the rebellion are the terrorists demanding their individual self-interest without regard for anything or anyone else (Like Andor characterizes - an unlikable spy who kills the people he uses for his purposes of revolution). It becomes much more believable, fighting against space pirates, and privateers being paid by the nebulous 'rebel' cell leaders - they do not want law and order because they feed off of the chaos they sponsor and create. I use the idea like from Original Star Trek, that Rodenberry implied that he got the info from the future. But with Star Wars it was propaganda from the 'rebels' that Lucas came across and believed the unbelievable premise that the 'rebels' were the good-guys against The Empire and citizens.

I get you man, this feels like one of the age of rebellion games or edge of the empire games I have run in the past. I was like okay the guys who are writing this show get it. :P

Plus we'll be going to Coruscant so theres that too

I don't think this is as much about how the Rebellion specifically formed, although I do think it's still growing. I think this is more about how Cassian decided to join them.

@Eldron Jaedike "What if Palpatine never lost sight of his goal?" That's your setting. A mirror 'verse where Sheevy remembers the whole reason he sought Plagueis in the first place, and the Jedi only hate him for using the Dark Side.

PieFrosty exactly!

Rogue one out of the modern Star Wars movies is the best. By historical movie standards it is an average movie that is well made with good writing and good characters.

Yeah, great discussion.

This.

Shame his cast don't do likewise

Maybe that’s the problem with the drinker. Yeah he is right in the sense we don’t see “the message “ in Andor but that doesn’t make a good show. It’s terribly slow due to what seems like no editing .

@@Adam-sd2ow They're paying the Jizzya to woqistanis.

@@YouJGSousa dude he barely even brought up the message in here. He was talking about the good acting, story, parallels, sets, etc. it’s a good show

I mean the empire was loosely based off the german dictatorship so it makes sense.

Are you Jewish?

It's a pirate life for me

@@user-xx6vy9ri8p fr. has he never used the internet before?

The dude is a fantastic actor.

I’ve only seen him in several films. Rogue One, The Terminal, and Elysium. Admittedly I don’t know much about the man, but he has a certain charm about him, and I’m also glad he’s getting a chance to reprise his role as Cassian Andor. I wanted to see more of the Rogue One crew, they all seemed like really interesting and likeable characters that just needed a little more time to develop. A series on them could’ve been great, but sadly that can’t happen. Still, Andor hinted at a tragic past in Rogue One and at least we’re getting to see that fleshed out. I just hope the creators haven’t dropped the ball post episode three 🤞

As a Mexican American myself I disagree

I don’t think they’re all British..

@@Puppy_Puppington yeah I think Mauler is Welsh someone said once? Drinker is Scottish and idk about Disparu, he sounds British same as Platoon.

@@elizabethlevesque6978 Disparu and Platoon are English, Mauler is Welsh, and Drinker is Scots. They are all British. I wish people would stop calling English, British. Britain is composed of England, Wales, and Scotland. There are English, Welsh, and Scots, accents. There is no such thing as a British accent. A British accent is what people say, when they should be saying English accent.

@@thelastmotel I didn't say accent. I meant that Disparu and Platoon were English, so I guess I misspoke.

@@elizabethlevesque6978 You said "sounds British", so that's a reference to his accent...

When a bunch of nothing is considered "really good."

@@volumedealer2716 what were you expecting? The first 3 eps were slow agreed but still told something.

@Edohiguma dude relax l. Just be happy it’s not a repeat of Boba and Kenobi. It’s not perfect but it’s definitely a step in the right direction and the acting is good

@Edohiguma it seems you don't even know what you want from star Wars

@@scottf5791 It's only a step in the right direction because Disney likes characters they created more than legacy characters like Boba and Kenobi.

He was like "what? We are a bunch of bigoted haters, aren't we supposed to bash Star Wars?"

@@flavioy2f 🤓

@@LEFT4LAZY - 🤓

@@flavioy2f fr lol

@@flavioy2f The irony of this post and this thread is tasty enough to warrant a Michelin star

That planet is Morlana. It's a shithole colony world with a native sentient crab species which is featured as extras.

People who claim the politics / culture of the prequels is too boring for kids have no clue what they’re saying.

I recently rewatched B7 for the first time since I was a kid and really enjoyed it. The wonky sets and Paul Darrow's scenery chewing acting just add to the charm. Give it another go!

B7 was fantastic and yes Paul Darrow was amazing on that show.

I thought of Blakes 7 too, especially the way it brings in from the beginning the world-weary cynicism of many of the people working for / under the Empire, and the dangers created for - and by - those individuals who are idealists in support of or against such systems. The police character has real potential... but it is Disney Star Wars, so... I would really like to see Critical Drinker or one of his associates doing a review of Blakes 7. Once you get past some of the cheapish production design (not meant as a criticism; those programmes were made with a pretty low budget and the designers did what they could), the actual stories, plots and characterisation in B7 are mostly top drawer.

@@simoncattle1434 I think it's definitely a show that done right could be ripe for a remake.

@@Valisk Vila and Avon are such great thieves, they even steal the show from Blake.

Exactly

Exactly

If at first, you don't succeed ... maybe you should have planned better before you started on using such a beloved franchise.

@@shan4680 I mean, I’d say they succeeded with the Mandalorian and some of the animated shows before that, but MY GOD, they shat the bed with everything after that

@@shan4680 If at first, you don't succeed, pull ya forskin over your heed 😁

@@0ldpeps112 The Mandalorian really felt unique for me, personally

@@chasehedges6775 mando wernt bad.

as a film it has it's moment's but it ignores already established lore of WHO gave the rebel's the real Death star plan's

CreatorsFreedom!!! - i don’t care tbh - if Filmmakers and audiences have to delve into 200 novels and comic books just to grasp the lore then that just kills a lot of enjoyment.

I liked Rogue 1 also, it had its holes but overall it felt much better than anything else they've done since the prequels.

@@firstlast9846 well like you said you don't care , and that kill's the conversation 👍👍

@@creatorsfreedom6734 who gave the rebel's the plan's then? If you think it was bothan's, then you 'should know that they got the plan's for the 'second Death 'Star. The fir'st 'set of Death 'Star plan's was attributed to Prince's's Leia during the rebel PowerPoint.

We barely get any character from Andor besides brooding , the “incident” is as basic as it comes and the world building is completly barebones. Just because it is checked four boxes doesn’t mean it gave us enough to fill 50 minutes. After 3 episodes I barely know anything about andor I didn’t know before I watched the show, and all the world building is that there is this random planet controlled by a corporation with some not-empire guys and that are as incompetent as stormtroopers.

@@YouJGSousa in 3 eps you got to know Andor's background and how he came to be scouted by the rebellion. You can't care about a character without knowing his motivations, backgrounds and so on. We know who his friends were, you now know how most of his friends were fed up with his way of doing things, you now know one of his main motivations: finding his sister. You now get another plot line which is, finding out what happened on Kenari. Now is when the show really starts, him becoming a spy for the rebellion while also chasing his main motivation.

@@rosidaze8681 what are his motivations to join the other guy? What drives andor besides “his sister”? What is the “background” or “character” of mechanic chick besides “has a crush on andor but dates the other guy”?

@@YouJGSousa Did you watch the show?

@@casualhamburger9607 great dig.

I think so.

Yes. Mandolorian would have been just "ok" if the rest of starwars from Disney had been decent.

This is what it feels like. All of the compliments are “this isn’t that bad”. The mandatorian had a much stronger start as it focused on building the mandalorian culture especially for most people who didn’t see “clone wars”. That’s interesting. What’s the world building here? Some backwater of normal humans with a corporate overlord? Wow

I don't think so. But you could say the same thing about praising House of the Dragon after Season 8 of Game of Thrones

@@MrEguang because House of the dragon is actually good. The praise the drinker gives this one is mostly “it ain’t the worse”. Beyond the title I don’t see a particular praise of andor beyond “it’s ok”.

He did say he actually liked episode 3 in his review video.

He is right though. I mean think about Wall-E. Show me any random 30 seconds of Wall-E and it's more interesting than that Andor scene with the robot. You can do slow burns and drag on world building but it takes some writing and camera skills.

@@WaxTheDolphin That robot looks like it belongs on the set of Dark Star. 😂

@@Adam-sd2ow did you know it was entirely practical and voice acted in real-time on set?

@@jackrutledgegoembel5896 I did.