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Okay, the segment is known for one of the creepiest sketches in the history of the show, and its overall tone is pretty chilling.
Having said that, there is one scene in that one that cracks me up every time. When the suspect sidles up to the one woman who isn't pulling over, she just kind of gives him a "Yeah, right" glance and then points straight ahead. Naturally, he gets upset about this. I don't know who that actress was or if she was ever in anything else, but she nailed that scene. |
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I like that scene, too. Just how she points to the exit and he pounds the steering wheel in frustration.
Otherwise, it's a sad, chilling segment. |
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