Either way, they'd be sued for using it because the bot just steals stories/characters from other copyrighted films and shows.

For me it was Shakespeare

And we've also seen what happens to "dark well-written" animated shows on Disney these days... The Owl House

One of the reasons being it was made by Reaves and other Batman TAS writers.

And it was a grim show (full of ice zombies).

That's putting it mildly.

A resume that includes episodes of: Transformers, TMNT, He-Man (both the original and the 2002 remake), The Smurfs, Jem and the Holograms, Dungeons & Dragons, Ewoks, The Real Ghostbusters, Peter Pan and the Pirates, Batman: The Animated Series, Gargoyles, Tiny Toons, Godzilla: TAS, The Centurions, Max Steel, Spider-Man: Unlimited, My Little Pony, Bobby's World, Challenge of the Go-Bots

On top of all that he wrote one of the greatest Batman films ever made, Mask of the Phantasm

Reaves, not Reeves

Yeah, he was hired for his muscles. Not his acting skills.

That was when the show was being pitched to HBO, they passed because it was "too dark"... but that same year greenlite Game Of Thrones.

Now imagine the universe where Steve Carell was cast as Saul/Jimmy and Odenkirk as Michael Scott.

After Seinfeld ended, Michael Richards passed on the title role of detective "Monk"

Amity Blight!

Or sick an oozing abomination on you.

But of course the producers refused to bring her back in the sequel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzqxJkz2qhQ

Yeah, after several rewatches I put together the best chronological order to watch the show in. After running into the same problems you had... the DVDs had them wrong, and the show was originally aired way out of order (thanks to FOX).

Sorry. Don't know how that got left out.

Here ya go:

A New Legend of the West (Pilot)

The Orb Scholar

Brisco in Jalisco

No Man's Land

Socrates' Sister

Pirates!

Showdown

Riverboat

Brisco for the Defense

Senior Spirit

Deep in the Heart of Dixie

Crystal Hawks

Steel Horses

Mail Order Brides

AKA Kansas

Bounty Hunters' Convention

Fountain of Youth

Hard Rock

Brooklyn Dodgers

Ned Zed

Bye Bly

Stagecoach

Wild Cards

Bad Lucky Betty

And Baby Makes Three

High Treason (Part 1 and 2)

"Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?"

Which means the execs should be more worried about losing their jobs to ChatGPT than writers

5 dollars a month to your nearby PBS station gets you a subscription to their streaming service.

There's a old movie starring him that you'd love... The Frisco Kid. A western buddy comedy with Gene Wilder (playing a Polish rabbi trying to cross america alive with the help of Ford's character - a bank robbery).

The first and last episode of the old miniseries Centennial was just as long... even longer, actually when you add in commercials.