in terms of the actual contract deal, how long is the first iteration of this. Is it like a three year deal...? BRUCE MEAGHER: Unfortunately, it's one of those commercial terms where we can't disclose a bunch of things. DAN BARRETT: Sure. BRUCE MEAGHER: So, it's quite a long agreement and we're very happy with that. DAN BARRETT: Now, you were saying that things would be split between Showcase and SoHo, how does this affect other channels? So, for example, how does this effect other channels? So, for example, are we unlikely to see The Larry Sanders Show pop up on The Comedy Channel? BRUCE MEAGHER: We'll be able to do that and, in fact, I'd imagine that comedy programs would be likely to go on to Comedy Channel of one of the other channels. So, those two channels really relate to the premium drama. The other HBO material we have some flexibility and we'll be able to put it where it's appropriate and where the audience will find it. DAN BARRETT: So, will you be leaning heavily on the HBO library at this point? Might we see some forgotten shows like Dream On or Oz or one of these other great HBO shows that are kind of forgotten because it was pre-Sopranos? BRUCE MEAGHER: We have access to the whole back catalogue, we get to chose which programs we want. DAN BARRETT: How does this deal relate to things that aren't premium TV shows? So, for example, HBO do