Hey, everyone. It's me, Arthur Gates. Mark, congratulations to the show of the summer, man. Talk to me about starring on Mr. Robot. Well, it was fantastic. I mean, intense some scenes, some days. It was intense. But I mean, just knowing now that it was so popular, it's awesome. Yeah, it's such a socially relevant topic, especially coming off of the Edward Snowden stuff. This is really relevant. Talk to me about being able to share that relevancy. What's worth what's happening today? Well, I think as Sam said, a lot of people said, Well, this show is gonna be outdated in like three years because of technology and stuff like that. But he said, Well, I don't care because I want it to be relevant now because this is our time. We live in. So I think that's a great thing, not trying to be like, We're gonna be relevant forever, but This is very like a periodic piece, and I think that's a part of the popularity that it's right here, right now.

Mr. Robot's Martin Wallström at NYCC with Arthur Kade

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