Cheryl McCollum

Remember the burning bed?

Oh, yes, indeed.

Lorena Bobbitt, all of those stories, all those things that were, you know, we just sort of didn't question the narrative that was being sold.

And it's really, or, and I was also so

I'm going to say moved again, but it was by her, by Mary Jo talking about, you know, the SNL sketches, all of the comedy, the people turning it, the talk show hosts.

She didn't talk about the SNL.

She talked about comedy sketches.

About comedy sketches.

Sorry, she didn't call out anyone specifically.

Yes, to be clear.

But the comedy, you know, I just can't imagine how that felt.

I can't either.

I mean, I hate watching myself doing a normal interview.

I can't imagine it either.

But and it was she was just very, very open about talking about those.

I do think there is, as you said, you know, the distance and perspective really is key in this.

And also changing times, you know what I mean?

Not just that it was a while ago, but that times have changed.

Why do you think people are still so fascinated by this case?

Because I think it was sort of a household name.