That's my opinion, of course. I don't really know what has happened. It's still very early, but I do know that the series hasn't been as good as expected. The cartoonists and the animators really felt that the script for the whole season should have been written from the beginning, or at least after the first five episodes. And then we got a little bit lucky and realized it wouldn't be that bad. Because one of the hard things about writing fiction is when your best character gets injured. And either he's either really badly hurt, or he's going to be so vulnerable that you need a lot of encouragement to keep your head up and not cry. It was something I always loved, especially when we shot in Toronto. And I think getting some of that attention was something I wasn't really prepared for, it made me feel more liberated. For me, it was more of an opportunity to see what was coming up with the series. I went to see this town called Littleville with my family, so I know my dad and I were very close. My mom was also very involved with the show. I was like a little brother to her. And then we started shooting in Toronto and I was away too. And my dad is like a big brother, or like a hero whose ultimate triumph is an absurd sacrifice.
