So about the series in general, from what I'd heard about it before. And again, also just general, I guess, influence from previous mafia related film and television, and also just how things were in the pilot, I knew there were probably going to be a lot of characters that were in the pilot that are no longer there. And I was, I kept thinking it was going to start at work. Basically, everyone in there was going to be someone that's new to me, with maybe just a couple of exceptions, which meant that when the opening credits were rolling, I was very pleasantly surprised to see that little Stephens name was still there. So I was excited that he wasn't gonna, although I also knew that well, you know, you can have flashbacks and whatnot of things. So, sometimes an actor will be listed for something, but there, maybe they didn't make it. But and then, of course, you know, when we do see him, he's in a coma in appears in hospital. And, and I do know that the woman that was his wife is his wife in real life. So that was neat to see. But also then it started where you see, Tony, I think waking up in what appears to be, you know, certainly not the home, the nice home that we saw from the first step is from the pilot, and he wakes up with a an assault rifle and the rest of the family is not there. And so I started to think that none of the rest of his family was was going to be there right. I thought that, you know, over the series that maybe he was the only one left, maybe he had them bumped off or maybe they had been killed by a rival mob or whatever, or had somehow win in the case of the kids potentially had been written off the show or something just because I know at least with the son, you know, child actor type thing. So anyways, I was pleasantly surprised to gradually see more of the actors or characters that we saw from the pilot, I believe at the funeral reception that he goes to the restaurant that they're at is the restaurant from the pilot. Yeah, I mean, obviously there's some people were gone. There were other actors as specifically Steve Buscemi that I'd heard were on the series at some point that were not in the pilot that also were not there. So I didn't know where I mean, presumably, they were various actors that were just there for one season in the middle or a number of seasons and are gone already. The big thing though, that kind of stood out to me in episode is that I kept, I kept pausing the episode here and there to see how much time had gone by because it felt not like a finale to me. I mean, it I wouldn't say it felt like they were just having a normal day or something. Although I suppose you could say that, you know, this is all stuff that's normal for for their lives. But at the same time, I kept waiting for something more momentous or I, I felt like there would have been some sort of a cliffhanger that had been at the last episode that was resolved in, I suppose in a way that that it was, I wasn't entirely sure what was going on with, you know, why everyone was having to live elsewhere that they are seemingly in the witness protection program or something. And then you'll have elements of stuff like how how the sun's car blew up. And I just assumed that someone had planted that there to kill the sun. But then the reaction from the parents was more along the lines of, well, you shouldn't park your SUV on leaves because it could start a fire. And then that's what happened. And that just was not what I would think at all, I would have just assumed that someone was trying to kill my kid. I kept waiting for him to be in therapy. And of course, then he ends up inadvertently in therapy. By having to speak to the son therapist, I guess, regarding him wanting to enlist in the military, and then seeing Ed Falco's eyes kind of roll when he starts going into his his own issues and past with his mother and whatnot, and it turning into his own therapy session, instead of them being there to discuss their son. But obviously, this therapist was also interested in, in hearing his story to or hearing what what Tony had to say. So I guess you could say like the first therapist, she maybe also fell under his charm. And then also, you see at some point that the phone lines are being tapped. And I'm not sure if I wasn't sure at the time, if that was something that maybe Tony was in on. Because he was I don't know, if you'd say he was in a form Informant or he was just as part of the witness protection program, or whatever was going on there. Based on my assumption with what it meant at the finale, for it to just go blank, I would assume that he had been hit, and that the phone lines may or may not have had something to do with that, because I believe he tells someone where he's going or where the family was meeting for dinner. Yeah, and then also seeing new characters there too. But it definitely did not feel to me like a finale for the whole thing until I could kind of tell not only that, as the minutes were winding down on on the timer for the episode, but also that you see the whole family kind of assembling in the restaurant and then talking about think about the good times. And I thought I think I may know where this is going without knowing exactly how it would be no pun intended. executed. Yeah, I, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. But it wasn't that