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music. Exhibit C. It's truly criminal.

Of the law and order franchises, SVU is considered especially watchable.

We are the amateur detectives who kind of investigate the vicious felony as these episodes

are based on these are our stories.

Dun dun.

Hello, welcome to That's Messed Up an SVU podcast. I am Lisa Trigger and I am Kera Klink.

And every week we take you through an episode of Law and Order SVU as well as the True Crime

that it was based on. And then we interview a fantastic guest from the show.

And yeah, today's another hot one. Lisa, what's going on? You are not in Los Angeles right now.

No, I'm in Philadelphia. I'm doing my first road gig since the first weekend of March 2020.

So I'm really excited. I'm so excited for you. Yesterday was a full day of

traffic. It was just all day all night travel, which is fine. I ate edibles. I was in the group.

I took a bunch of edibles last night. I was like, I'm going to sleep in. I can't wait to do comedy.

We're going to record. And then I woke up to noises and I was like, oh, that's just the toilet

singing. That's not none of my business. Put my feet on the ground full soaking wet carpet.

The toilet from like that top thing, just squirting water out.

Oh, stop it. Even the engineer came. I go, have you ever seen anything like this? He goes never.

It was truly insane. Water everywhere. Thank God. Nothing was plugged in. And I

I was responsible and hung up all of my dresses and my suitcase was on that little stand.

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