Absolutely, it's a dialogue that could go on. At the same time, it's not to the exclusion of keeping a documentary presence of some kind on the main network. You can do interesting cross-pollinations. Maybe it's the best of The Documentary Channel on one dedicated night a week, that kind of thing. So you draw people over to The Documentary Channel.
That's totally a dialogue that we're happy to have, as long as, as I say, the presence remains on the main network in some way and The Documentary Channel really does have a well-defined view of what a documentary is, so you're not seeing the reality programs—they're fine, too--and that kind of programming on a channel dedicated to reaching the audience that would like to see that kind of material.