Well, honestly, I only watched for the songs. music When it's time to make a choice, make a choice! When you have the songs, I, sometimes I can't even hum the tunes of the songs without getting emotional. Personally, I think Mistro formata is a very talented conductor. Maestro Pimento Firmata and the pickle nickel choir. The songs were huge for me. I mean, thematically they were imbued with these very lofty lessons about life. Mr. Pickles is on the short list of the most inspirational musicians for me of all time, like Stevie Nicks, Patty Smith, Mr. Pickles. Two parts H, one part O, don't be afraid of what you don't know. Eucalyrie is the unsung, I guess. No pun intended, hero of the puppet time operation. He sings. He plays the ukulele. Sometimes he tells a joke. I mean, is there nothing that guy can't do? And Mr. Pickles writes the kind of songs where you can walk into the most crowded subway train in the middle of rush hour, surrounded by pissed off New Yorkers and start singing the Mr. Pickles song. And by the next stop, you're all smiling and clapping along. That's why his music is so powerful. It creates joy, even in the midst of sadness. You can feel feelings you don't know. Feelings got a growl like feet. So feel it. And you can heal it. Man, talk about an earworm. I think about that song every time I feel some things, which is a lot. Isn't growing up funny. And sweet.