"Mm, filming wrapped a couple of days ago. We finally got the first season done.
Originally, we planned to film and air it at the same time so it could premiere sooner. But after Goncharovsky and I discussed it, we decided it would be better to finish filming everything before airing it.
The standards for this show were simply too high. Almost every shot had to be polished over and over, so filming went very, very slowly.
That made filming while airing completely impossible. We couldn't exactly air one episode every two weeks, could we? The viewers would probably start cursing us out."
Selyov explained seriously to Wang Ye.
Wang Ye could understand that. Rushing for quick results would never produce a good work. They had to settle down and painstakingly work through every detail, little by little. Only then would the finished product look good.
Besides, the investment in this drama was enormous. Selyov and the others were genuinely afraid of messing it up.
Putting himself in Selyov's shoes, Wang Ye figured he might have been even more cautious.
So Wang Ye nodded with a smile. "As long as it's finished, that's good. Go ahead and arrange the broadcast. I imagine plenty of viewers have been waiting impatiently. I've seen that this show has stayed pretty popular online."
Whenever he had free time, Wang Ye occasionally surfed the internet and browsed Facebook and the like.
After all, he was a politician of the younger generation. Unlike "old-timers" such as Gryzlov, Zhirinov, and Gebliev, he was not out of touch with the internet generation.
Wang Ye also had a personal Facebook account, and it was the sort with an enormous following!
Of course, the content on his Facebook was basically all written and posted by Nova. It was quite varied: