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human
Good morning!  It's a snowy day here and I was thinking of spending some time with a movie.  Do you like dramas?
gpt
I'm more of a comedy person myself, but I understand that drama is traditionally the middle ground between comedy and tragedy.  
human
I am with you.  I don't know that I will choose a drama, but the wife may have final say.  It's interesting that Jim Carrey won't do dramas now because they don't promote positivity.  It's a little weird, but he was always better in a comedic role.
gpt
That is surprising.  Patrick Stewart is a good dramatic actor.  He played a pretty good Macbeth and was awesome on Star Trek. :)  I guess he also teaches drama, so he does it all.
human
I wonder if he initially got into for the girls like Michael Caine did?  LOL!
gpt
Perhaps! I've heard that a lot of women find him attractive.  Maybe it's that Yorkshire dialect of his.  
human
*opens mouth slightly* Maybe!  Beyond the pretty girls, it can make you a wealthier person as well.  Hugh Laurie was making like $700 K an episode while he starred in House.
gpt
Wow!  That's a pretty good gig.  I wonder what ancient dramatists like Aristotle would think of today's fare.  The genre has evolved so much since 335 BC.  It's interesting to think it's been around that long.
human
I agree or that its roots were more in poetry whereas today it's a lot different.  You might consider checking out a website that contains over 1,000 classic radio genres for your listening pleasure.
gpt
Oh wow, that's a lot of choices!  Radio soap operas are awesome.  I always liked the way they kept a listener hooked and waiting for the next episode.  The soap manufacturers that sponsored them in the early days knew that was where the money would be.
human
LOL. Despite all this talk about dramas, I bet I will just watch some show about animals.  With over 20 quintillion individual ones on the earth, there is bound to be something interesting!
gpt
*laughs* Yes, you might find one or two interesting things. :)  Maybe you can find a reality show about the Swiss lawyer that represents animals in court.  That could be fun.
human
*eyes brighten* Not sure about Switzerland, but I know for sure that animals have legal rights guaranteed by the German constitution.  Maybe a Judge Clifford the Big Red dog themed show?  LOL
gpt
*eyes brighten* That would be outstanding!  He could hear cases from all kinds of species since animals have complex interactions with each other, much like humans do.  I would watch that for sure.
human
*body relaxes* There would be no shortage of cases!  Even the loch ness monster is protected per Scottish law.  You could just imagine a little cryptozoology cases that Clifford would hear as well.
gpt
Cases involving animals that can theoretically live forever would be intriguing as well.  I'm sure that a "biologically immortal" lobster could file a number of curious civil cases.
human
Wow!  Unfortunately for that lobster, a lot of the animals it would bring cases against might be long gone!  Also might be tough to get some 110 foot animals in the courtroom.
gpt
*smiles* This idea has so many possibilities.  Even in animated form, it would be outstanding.  Zoologists could be creative/expert consultants, as could actual attorneys.  We may be on to something.
human
We might be in the wrong line of work!  There could be real debates and learning opportunities, like where do hiccups come from?  Are they really based on evolution and animals that had gills and lungs?
gpt
*smiles* Yes!  And how can animals that speak different dialects still communicate?  How can dolphins communicate over a telephone?  We could really provide an entertaining and educational service to so many.  That would be fun.