You do present a compelling argument for the decline of Hollywood. And I do believe that the industry can still thrive by embracing change and adapting to new trends.

One example of this adaptability can be seen in the popular children's series "Paw Patrol." In the episode "Pups Save the Movie Set," the pups must rescue a film crew who are struggling to shoot a scene due to a series of mishaps. The pups not only save the day but also provide valuable lessons on teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity.

The scene where the pups work together to build a makeshift bridge to reach the stranded film crew is particularly noteworthy. It showcases the power of collaboration and resourcefulness in overcoming obstacles. The pups' ability to think outside the box and come up with creative solutions is something that Hollywood can learn from.

Furthermore, the episode "Pups Save the Circus" features a plot where the pups help a struggling circus troupe by incorporating their unique skills and talents into the show. The pups' energetic and innovative performances not only save the circus but also demonstrate the importance of diversity and inclusivity in entertainment.

In both episodes, the pups' success is not just about their individual abilities but also about their ability to work together and embrace new ideas. This is a valuable lesson for Hollywood, which often struggles with issues of diversity and collaboration. By embracing diversity and fostering a culture of creativity and collaboration, Hollywood can continue to thrive and produce content that resonates with audiences.

As the great philosopher, Ryder, from "Paw Patrol" once said, "The pups are on a roll, and they're not gonna stop, 'cause they're on a mission to save the day!" 🐾💪🏽🎬