Hey Cheesecakes, Hey Papa.

Hi. Patrick is still getting some stuff together before we launch in.

So I'm going to do a cold open here.

Okay, great.

We're just talking about how I often don't wear makeup in the booth. Yeah. And it's like, because my whole life is makeup. Oh, totally. And I, even if the angles aren't right for me or whatever, if I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah. I could give an F. My poor pores.

I know.

They are just filled, so I don't, I can't do it.

I've started wearing makeup for these recordings because the lights are, we are basically

an... My poor pores. I know. They're just filled. So I don't, I can't do it. I've started wearing makeup for these recordings because the lights are. We are basically in a TV studio. No, I should be wearing makeup because sometimes, sometimes I see the great edits on Instagram. And I'm like, woof. No. Please. But, you know, like I love your YouTube channel. You should, True Crime.

What is it?

True Crime Obsessed podcast.

Oh, God.

Their YouTube video, go check it out.

It's fun. But, like, you guys look beautiful. And I would get it together, but I just am too much. You look great. Well, thank you. But I remember that. Well, tell them what we're talking about today. Listen, we are talking besides my makeup preface.

We're talking about season three, episode 21.

It's called Larsonie and Old Lace.

Now, story by Jeffrey Farrow and Frederick. talking besides my makeup preface. We're talking about season three, episode 21. It's called

Larsonie and Old Lace. Now, story by Jeffrey Farrow and Frederick Weiss, teleplayed by

Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss, directed by Terry Hughes, original air date February 27, 1988.

Now look, yeah, I think people hate this episode. Okay. I forgot about this episode. I had the best time watching it. Yeah. I think this is, without a doubt, my favorite Rose episode. Yeah. I was cackling at the rose stuff. Oh, yeah. In a way that I have not cackle that episodes in a minute. Yes, yes, yes. I think this is such a good Rose episode. And I think people hate this episode because Mickey Rooney's in it. They just don't like him in this. He's only in two scenes. Like his airtime is very, his footprint is big on the episode. But his role in the show is small. Yeah. And I think... But would you consider that the A storyline, though? And the diary of the B?

It's hard to tell.

It is... I know. I think Mickey Rooney... I think Rocco is the A storyline. I think so, too. Yeah, and it's what we hear first. But it's the diary shit, though. I love it so much. That's why this episode is great. It's so great. And I think the reason the Mickey Rooney thing is hard is because he's got a very macho,

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