Hello, everybody.

It's me, Cecily Nobler, here with Stephanie Wilder Taylor.

We're doing a special report, and we are talking about our friend,

our dear, good, sweet, beautiful, lovely angel of a friend, Charlie Shee.

Now, I have a, I have a macro note.

So on part one, I told you that I was like, I really, really like him.

And, you know, I was saying like, listen, you know, I know I get who he is, but this documentary

made me, made me like him. And people were kind of pushing back online, not like directly towards me, but a lot of people

were like, well, what about this? Well, what about that? Like, you know, this is who he is. And so I tried

to keep be, I tried to keep an open mind watching part two, uh, the second time. And I came away

feeling like, no, I really do like him. Sorry. I think a lot of people feel that way.

I think it's impossible not to, but that's part of when I, all I can think of the terror in John

Cryer's eyes. So, oh, yeah. And the fact. And I kind of keep coming back, even though I find him

charming. I would totally go to a basketball game with him now, if asked. But I, you know,

the fact that Emilio and Martin would not participate, you know, the people that are so close to him,

except for the pick me girls, which we're going to get into, and there are many pick me girls.

And I feel for them. I'm not putting them down. I feel for them because

I've been there. But I, I just makes me, it gives me pause as to like how charming he can be

time and time and time and time again and get himself out of these things, these tornadoes that he

causes for, you know, for 50, 50 years, 40 years. And I have a

tough, a little bit of a tough time with that. But yeah, no, he's charming as fuck. And I'm rooting for

him, super rooting for him. Like I, for sure. And I think, you know, and I also feel bad. I have a

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