Joanne McNally

It's right up my alley.

Yeah.

Is it real life?

Real life.

It's all because, do you know what?

Because the police in America, and I assume here as well, they all have these like body cams and stuff.

They're making entire documentaries out of police's body cams.

No, it's very dark.

I haven't started yet.

So this is good information.

But I do think I'll, well, I'm certainly going to give it a go.

But I just want to give a bit of context for Maternal Instincts, a documentary about an absolute nut job who gets into a relationship with a guy and starts lying about all sorts of stuff like money and all this stuff.

And I obviously, as someone who's been down this road before, I'm like, ha ha ha ha.

And obviously I'm watching the documentary, so it's been established that she's nuts.

And then she tells him she's pregnant.

And then it's like the knock on effect of that and what happens.

And she's, you know, it's obvious, like she obviously fakes a pregnancy, but it's like what she does to bring that pregnancy to fruition.

And it is absolute banana time.

Really?

Well, do you know, Joe, firstly, I disagree.