“I think industry analysts are like, well, it's short and it's, you know, for people with wrecked attention spans. So it must be for Gen Z. But as we know, older people are even more destroyed by phones. … Talking to agents, talking to directors, talking to people involved in the industry, they all say middle-aged Midwestern women, or maybe going somewhat younger, 35 to like 65.”

Yeah, I think industry analysts are like, well, it's short and it's, you know, for people with wrecked attention spans. So it must be for Gen Z. But as we know, older people are even more destroyed by phones than to some degree. You know, talking to agents, talking to. Directors talking to people involved in the industry, they all say middle-aged Midwestern women, or maybe going somewhat younger, 35 to like 65. And I did meet the head of a fan club, Megan Johnson, who's since become a microchamber consultant, who is a true blue Midwestern woman who really did love the shows and seemed to have a community of people who love them as well. She felt a little bit like a front to me, like they'd kind of gone to Central Casting and found a woman who looked exactly like a middle-aged Midwestern white woman to pose as a representative of the audience.