Tell us about it.

It's called visible.

This is for, um, uh, uh Siri's for me for four segments and it's pretty crime.

A chronicle Tell me chronicles.

Thank you Chronicles.

Good Lord.

It chronicles the history of LGBT Cube people in TV, so it shows how important it is to be seen and to be visible on television and tell our stories because it does enact change.

And we have seen that throughout history, how you talk about a lot of pivotal moments.

You've got a lot of people lately to participate, too.

Yes, yes, everyone from From Tim Gunn Wilson Cruz is also an e p.

Um, we have, of course, Ellen's story.

And then there's a village in King and just lots of Anderson Cooper.

Ah, a lot of politicians, but it's really important is to see how far we've come and where we need to go.

It's really it's really touching.

It's pretty amazing when you just even think about how, 20 years ago, 25 years ago, which I know there's a young people watching the people.

That's a long time ago.

It really wasn't that long time ago, that you didn't see anybody who represented any any of that spectrum on television.

Right?

And that means a za kid.

I remember watching TV and because we didn't have representation, I would make you know, we would just make up gay people, you know?

Like where to?

Charlie's Angels.

She was gay.

Sabrina was gay.

Hey.

Hey, Alice on Brady Bunch older.

Yeah.

Boom.

Everyone on Gilligan's Island.

Hey, everybody, boy, I watch those shows differently now.

Well, it's It's a very cool project visible out on television is available now on Apple TV.

Plus.

And so you got to check that out.

Wanda Sykes, Thank you so much.