From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

It's The Treatment.

I'm Elvis Mitchell.

We just talked about what Rob Lo has going on right now.

We'd be out of time.

He's hosting a game show.

He's starring in two TV shows. One of which we're here to talk about, unstable on Netflix.

He's also a best-selling author. Stories I only tell my friends. I think of him as an actor primarily

as somebody who has a gift for ridiculing narcissism. And it goes back to me in his

performance in Youngblood, where he was ridiculing the guy as he was playing. And first of all,

it's a thrill to have you here. Thank you. Thank you. It's great. I love anytime I get to spend

any time with you, Elvis. First of all, I think you do the basic kind of the first American version of a Ripley character in bad influence.

Thank you.

Up until that point, that kind of character would have been played as somebody who, like, enjoyed being evil.

Instead, you play with somebody who sort of was interested in other people, but only because he wanted to be seen by other people.

Right.

And that even kind of depends to unstable.

Somebody who's interested in other people, we should say you play an Elon Musk, Steve Jobs

sort of mash up whose son comes to work with them, adult son comes to work with

in his tech company.

But he wants to be seeing, he wants to help other people as long as they're looking at him.

That's right.

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