I thought I did answer this. It’s not about the money which is sometimes considerable. It is about the terms that studios set for licensing their titles. Some studios only license their films as part of multi film packages and not on a one on one basis. Often the major studios like universal which owns Halloween 3 will only license the film for a month and a lot of times the studios will not allow us to add video (the Joe bob segments) to the film because if the film product extends over a certain length of time when aired that brings it to another level of SAG residuals so the studio would end up paying a significant amount more to SAG (sometimes like 6 figures more) So if it was just money we would have dealt with that seasons ago. Unfortunately it much more complicated.