"Enjoy the Show"

There are at least two meanings of this expression.

First, the show is like a movie. It has a script with actors and actresses. In this meaning, actors like Schiff, Barr, etc. are all following a script. The DS has already lost. The plea bargains have already been made. DS actors are merely pretending to fight back, protest, etc. The cases have already been decided. The 'movie' is necessary to educate the population and slowly demonstrate to them what has been happening.

In this meaning, there's no reason for anons to panic, doubt, etc. The end is known and it is nigh.

The second meaning is unlike the first. 'Enjoy the show' is said in the same way one would say, "enjoy the baseball game.' The ending is unknown. The DS is still fighting. But, because what is happening is historic, Q can say "enjoy the show" in the same way that one might say "enjoy the Super Bowl." It's going to be eventful, even if we aren't 100% sure about the outcome.

In this meaning, even though Q might say "We have it all," etc., it doesn't mean there isn't a chance that the DS could prevail.

Which do you folks think is the correct meaning?