Andy

And you do the same with Travis Walton, Terry Lovelace and Debbie as well.

So I appreciated that because it brings you right up to speed.

It's a fast moving documentary.

Again, it keeps your attention, which I enjoy.

But you play those tapes and you hear what they went through.

What's your take before you dug into it in the documentary of the Betty and Barney Hill story and now?

Yeah, and even not to go into too much spoiler territory, because I know folks are going to know the other stories, but Kayleigh and Skylar's situation and what they talk about is pretty creepy, including one element of it I will mention, is in what looks like an abduction, she wakes up in a room where her bed is with her.

And that closet door thing, the young child in me... And here's a fact, folks.

I'm still actually scared of the dark as an adult, okay?

I am not a big fan of sleeping in the dark.

The hall light's usually on.

When I lived on my own, before I met my wife, always slept with the light on.

If I go away and stay in a hotel, I will sleep with the light on.

It's just a thing, right?

Forty years old.

Wow.

But...

As a kid, it used to look like my wallpaper was 3D, and it was Thomas the Tank Engine.

And apparently that used to scare me with the shadows going by and stuff.

I've always had recurring nightmares, and this is something that Kayleigh and Skylar talk about, recurring dreams of being in my bedroom, looking at the door, and the door just slowly opens, but no one's there.