Most of them are not, you know, 26 weeks; they're only six or seven weeks. And I can do anything for six or seven weeks. And I get to think an awful lot. I have to do a lot of stuff and that keeps me going in a way. I find it very satisfying. And I've... actually, I've just been lucky and I've got along with Mike Clancy and with David [Duchovny] very well. I've known David – he'd been in movies and things that I'd done. But we were sort of buddies, and... no, I find it a very... I find it very satisfying. I can't... I made... the movie before that is a movie called Suspect Zero, which was also a low-budget movie, with a guy who had never made a big studio movie before. And for reasons of... that somewhat escape me, but I think partly vanity and partly just I thought it would be fun, I said I would operate it too, and we would just pay a guy to... but I'd be actually operating, and that was probably a mistake; I shouldn't have. I... that is too much to do at my age, but it was good... it was great fun. I so love operating that I did do it. I didn't operate the Eulogy or House of D, but I did operate Suspect Zero. And it was... it is heavenly to do; it really is. God, I love it. I wish I weren't old and sort of lost my reflexes, but, you know, I stagger along as best I can, and happily so.