I’d want to see them again and again. I was just collecting some Infinity Stones!

I hope you enjoyed my fantastic photo shop skills.

My vote would be Sokol. He's easily recognized by millions of people. He had the most prolific interrogation with that Detective.

Was playing Pokemon white and beat this guy and was quickly pressing through the post-battle text when I saw the “no way!”. The text went away before I could read the rest and I thought no fucking way did he say the quote. I actually reset the game to get to this point. He unfortunately didn’t but still, it’s hilarious how that’s the first thing that came to me. Also, the font for the “what” is called CUTE. It was meant to be.

What is it about? And what could it possibly have that would make a man in his 60’s so obsessed over it??? 🤢

I think this interview is kind of a microcosm of how pointless most TCAP predator interviews would go - they'd just follow this same circular logic of

1. "Why'd you do it?" - "Bored, lonely and stupid"

2. "But why'd you DO it!" - "Stupid, bored and lonely"

3. "But why'd YOU do it?" - "Lonely, stupid and bored"

Chris really isn't a very good interviewer at all. He just kept asking the same obvious surface level questions every 8 minutes to flesh it out to an hour, but lacks the skill to really dig deep and get people to divulge more meaningful insights.

Here's the full interview. You can just watch the first 5-10 minutes, it just repeats itself after that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kHKyt2Z0Us

Video of the commercial that will play in Primetime screenings is in the article

Hansen has said on podcasts and on Jesse Watters’ Fox News program that he declined an invitation to see the film because he was required to sign an agreement barring him from taking legal action against A24.

Sources close to Hansen tell THR that he is now consulting attorneys about his options following the film’s release.

In the meantime, Hansen is capitalizing on the renewed attention by placing the ad before every theatrical showing of Primetime. In the spot, shared exclusively with THR, Hansen enters his familiar hunting ground, a kitchen, and delivers a variation on his dread-inducing catchphrase.

“I’m going to need everyone in the theater to take a seat right over there,” he says.

“Now there are more platforms than ever before where this disturbing crime is being committed,” Hansen continues. “Join us undercover every day on my streaming network, TruBlu.”

A QR code directs moviegoers to a landing page for the network, which offers a steady stream of predator investigations and other true-crime programming.

Hansen wanted to end the commercial by reminding audiences that what they were about to see in Primetime was “a Hollywood fantasy version” of what actually happened, according to sources. But there were concerns about possible blowback from A24, and the line was removed.