My question was, it's a Jerry. When you first entered into this show, there was such a dynamic chemistry between you and K-Molv group and your characters and cells. And did that play out a lot in, you know, U.S. actresses as well? You know, was she very interested in you? Like, you know, did that chemistry really not work for you? You know, actual life as well? Which aspect of it? Simply sorry. Just like, you know how Captain J. Lay was mentoring, so I didn't think you were trying to. Of the mentoring? Yes. No. No, he was an amazing actress. She was an amazingly talented woman and the scenes between Seven and J. Lay were some of the best scenes that I had to play. I like some of those. But no, when it wasn't, it wasn't easy. It wasn't an easy working relationship between the two of us. It was awkward. So some of the scenes that I could play into and some of the scenes made it more difficult. Okay. Good, Mike. Yeah. Well, the best way to put it is, I think the hook, when you talk about PR, press, publicity, PR, a hook in the beginning was first P-No Captain. Okay. So all the press went to Kate. Right? So... Yes. Press goes to the Captain, which is understandable. But for me, I was the only other actor who actually paid for a publicist. Nobody else did first three seasons. And all I could get literally, a publicist would call me up. Oh, Karen, I've got you WKNVV in Nebraska. They'd like to do a morning interview with you, which means you could be up by 3.30 a.m. your time. Did you visit me? So I got nothing. Literally. Even on the press that you think we could, John Stewart had a talk show on MTV to begin with. Right? And you would think MTV's audience would be Jennifer Leigh and myself, but instead they had Kate and Bob the Cargo on there. And honestly, were those teenagers aren't looking to watch their uncle and aunt, you know, come on. So a lot of the press was kind of like skewed towards that. And the bottom line is, when I think when your character came in, you were the new hook, you were the Borg character. So there was a little bit of, you know, maybe some professional jealousy or whatever it was, but all the, it was a vacuum that was created in terms of press. You got everyone like that. And, right? It was, this kind of piece back into the question is, if I'd asked earlier about it, it was difficult coming in as the new cast member. And yes, and the other reason not just one cast member is better than Alan, because when they added this character, Paramount, all of Paramount and their publicity machine was very, very straightforward. And they made them say, this is our chance to break Voyager, to break Star Trek into the mainstream video. And so the Paramount and the listening machine went into overdrive. And the other character had even debuted for, nobody has seen it yet. We had the publicity meetings were, I have never in my career since seen anything like that. I mean, arrived for me, for my characters. And they were very, very straightforward about that. They made no bones about it. This was their chance to break Star Trek into the mainstream media. And they were wildly successful in that regard. But that just added to the attention you've got. I mean, it was a, it was sort of the perfect storm, because you've got a new character being added as the media would be leaving. You have all of the attention now shipped to this new character with the press and media and all of that. Then you've got Writers who have been writing for the same, what is the seven character, eight characters? No, I can't remember. There were about three years at that point. And now it's a new character. And not only is it just a new character, but it's a really rich character to write for. So there's salivating it to write for anybody new, but it's just something different to write into relationships with other characters. But so then seven became, if not the A storyline, then a really big B storyline in almost every episode for the first of these two seasons I was on it. And so that's hard. That's not easy for anybody. Understandably. I mean, that course that's going to make it, that's going to rough with others, and it's going to make other actors uncomfortable. And so I totally get it. But it was handled differently by different actors. But for me, it was very difficult for me. And I don't really talk about this that much, but for me it was honestly watching my mom and my sister having to issue attention there. And it just, it hurt me, it was tough. And I remember I was telling somebody about this in Germany a couple years ago, and I started talking about this. And I, for some reason, I just started bawling. I started crying. I was just crying and crying about this. And it just, it hurt a lot. So just, you know, it was a problem. Sorry. And you know, when I kind of, my whole thing was I really wanted to be able to have. I really wanted, like, years ago when Kate was here, I was trying to get you to come also because I wanted to broker a piece in a way. You know, I wanted to just have people know that everyone knows that it was tough, you know, to see that happening. And the manager, Kiewosch, the whole thing, he was like, that's the worst idea. And why don't I go, what? No, I want to bring people together. I want people to, to, to, I want people to act. Oh, my God. Sorry. So, I'm sorry. Very tough. And my whole goal was to really just broker the piece. And to be honest, I saw her a year later, and she did say at one point she said, she said, she said, all those things that happened with, with Jerry, I, I, I feel bad. And I, I, I know that I, I didn't, I wasn't right. Some of the things I did, some of the actions, words that I said. So she did say that. Just so you know, she said that to me. And so that maybe feel like a growth there, you know. And, you know, it's just my goal for everyone to be friends and everyone to be, to put aside all the bull crap, you know, from before. Because we're all there to do one thing, which is to make an amazing television show, to make amazing Star Trek. Let's face it, Star Trek is the only show on TV that has a message, you know what I'm saying? I mean, visit anything. That should be always on TV, Star Trek. .