Bryan Greene

I didn't do it.

I didn't touch those boys.

I agree.

Obviously he did.

He had a problem.

But I agree with you.

I think he was trying to play it so that...

the audience, my opinion, he made a choice, a conscious decision, the director probably with him, to give some empathy toward this character that we were going to see through these entire seven episodes.

But, you know, when the first time that I heard his voice too, I go, did Ed Gein really talk like that?

I also did the research and then also figured out it doesn't sound at all like Ed Gein.

It sounds like he's making some weird voice for affectation purposes.

Most of the show was made up.

Well, Ed only confirmedly killed two people.

So, you know, and he got his whole thing, but he did dig up a bunch of people.

But I mean, he's like kind of the beginning of this whole, you know, listen, we do make serial killers.

It's a very uniquely American thing that people go out and murder on mass, right?

But you know what kills serial killers, right?

What's that?

Yeah, when you think about it, that's a good point.

Yeah, because everyone's recording everything 24 hours a day.