Rob Mahoney

And on one of those occasions, the boogeyman is like three times closer to the camera than you expect.

And it's just like, it's something like that where it's just kind of

Depressurizes the situation.

You get kind of the jump of being scared, but also the relief of the surprise at the same time.

Just yet another way the show is just kind of perfectly calibrated right now.

It's a tough one to mimic, you know?

Carpenter's carpenter for a reason.

Jo, I do have one last thing.

If you were Jerry or a member of the Historical Society, if you're a fine citizen of Widow's Bay,

Are you eager to put the implements of a mass murderer who may be an immortal beast of some kind, like the boogeyman, on display in your museum?

Are you putting the mask in there?

I guess not.

Especially, look, we live in a true crime era.

For the people of Widows Bay, this is true crime.

Maybe I am just a little squeamish around this idea, but like serial killer notes and recollections and masks feels a little, a little grotesque.

You prefer the lived experience.

You prefer to be doing the murders.

Okay.

We got to get Evan off here.

We got to get him to college.