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human
Hi are you interested in television shows?
gpt
Hi! I am, actually! How about you? I love The Simpson's and there's actually an episode where Bart never makes an appearance nor is even mentioned that I still want to see. I bet it's weird never seeing Bart at all!
human
*eyes brighten* That would be different.  I've never seen that episode.  When South Park aired its Family Guy episode finale the producers received flowers from the Simpsons crew!
gpt
Wow! That was very nice of them! So we're you a fan of 70s Show? There was a UK remake I wanted to see but it only lasted ten episodes, sadly. 
human
*leans slightly forward* I was a fan and I've heard of that UK show.  It was called "Days Like These" and I haven't seen it either.
gpt
What gets me is Pokemon has over 750 episodes which is like 50 per year for 16 consecutive years yet the 70s Show remake only lasted ten episodes.
human
That's an insane amount of shows.  Did you ever watch Thomas the Tank?  Do you know who the 3 narrators were?  They all did it for at least 52 episodes each.
gpt
I heard it was George Carlin, Alec Baldwin and Ringo Starr, correct? I think that's pretty cool and I'd like to rewatch it just to see if I recognize their voices. Ha!
human
Nice!  You got them.  I remember George and Ringo, but not Alec.
gpt
I still think it's cool that they did that! They made a lot of kids' days! But I also enjoy watching shows about the Earth. In fact, I saw recently where the earth will pretty much be free of helium by the end of the century. I'm not sure  if that's a good thing or not.
human
I agree!  My kids watched it.  I'm not sure on the helium either.  I do know that people who like to suck it out of balloons and talk high pitched are not going to like it.
gpt
*shoulders droop* Ha! That is a good point as they certainly won't! But speaking of the earth, it's sad over 80% of our natural forests have been destroyed. 
human
That is sad indeed.  I'm surprised to always hear about water shortages when 71% of the earths surface is covered with water.
gpt
Tell me about it. It's like, how is that possible? Did you know when the earth was formed that a day was only five and a half hours long? Imagine if that was the case today. We wouldn't accomplish anything!
human
lol No we wouldn't.  If Earths history were viewed in a 24 hour period, humans would only represent 1 minute and 17 seconds.  
gpt
And in that short time, we've already destroyed so much, sadly. But on a lighter note, did you hear about the UN appointing an ambassador to extraterrestrials in the event they ever make contact with us back in 2010? I think that's pretty neat!
human
That is neat!  I wonder who it is?  Do you know when the first drive thru was added by McDonalds?
gpt
I heard it was added back in 1957 for soldiers who weren't allowed to exit their cars in fatigues. It's weird because I initially thought drive-thrus were always around. Ha! We've come a long ways since cars became widely available in the early 20th century, right?
human
*smiles* I always thought like that too!  Just kind of always took them for granted.  It's been fun chatting with you!
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* What else I think is crazy that's car related is it's actually legal to equip your vehicles with flamethrowers over in South Africa in order to prevent carjacking. I'm glad I don't live there! Ha! Well it's been fun chatting with you as well, friend!