00:00Hola! Thank you very much.
00:01We're very, very lucky that we all have such a wonderful brotherhood off-screen as well.
00:07You know, when you're in these places, we're in Budapest for six months,
00:12where we don't speak the language,
00:17you're forced to spend all this time with each other,
00:19and if you don't like each other, it can be pretty tedious.
00:22But we're very, very fortunate that these guys are all incredible men,
00:28incredible humans, incredible workers.
00:32Yeah, it's been such a blessing for the years.
00:35The challenge is this guy is very morally ambiguous.
00:40He has a lot of questionable motives.
00:45He does some things that are quite distasteful.
00:50And we learn a lot about him next season, which is a lot darker.
00:53But I think that's also the fun part, right?
00:59The fun part is you get to dig into these guys' psyche a little bit,
01:04and you get to make mistakes without the consequences, I guess.
01:10The only people I take advice from are the military advisors on this show.
01:13They are so top-notch, the tip of the spear.
01:18They are the heart and soul of the show,
01:20and why it is so good for the military community.
01:24You know, we try to make it as authentic as possible,
01:27and those guys are always...
01:30You know you've done something good when one of them goes, yes.
01:33I think there's 25 SEALs involved in the show.
01:38Five of our episodes were written by SEALs.
01:42There's a Ranger, one of Max Adams is a Ranger.
01:45You know, like, it permeates the show,
01:47and it's an honour to hold that torch for these guys.
01:53And, you know, I think we do a great job,
01:57and I hope we do a great job.
01:58I think we're on the money in terms of...
02:01I know Chris all the time has people come up to him and say,
02:04thank you for doing it, you know, as truthfully as possible.
