Dennis Quaid

Thank you. We don't just like, we are stressed. We've seen every episode.

Thank you. We don't just like, we are stressed. We've seen every episode.

Right.

Right.

No. No, Happy Face is not The Rookie 2. It's not a sequel.

No. No, Happy Face is not The Rookie 2. It's not a sequel.

In the 90s, he killed eight women in five years. He was a trucker, and he would leave notes on bathroom walls and sign them with happy face.

In the 90s, he killed eight women in five years. He was a trucker, and he would leave notes on bathroom walls and sign them with happy face.

Yeah. He's in a hole in Oregon. Wow. It's exactly where he should be. He had a very loving, close relationship with his daughter, who was a little girl. And then she was 15 when he got caught. And so she had to reconcile this loving, sweet dad with who was this monster. And I had no ambition or attraction to playing a serial killer at all. But this is told from her point of view.

Yeah. He's in a hole in Oregon. Wow. It's exactly where he should be. He had a very loving, close relationship with his daughter, who was a little girl. And then she was 15 when he got caught. And so she had to reconcile this loving, sweet dad with who was this monster. And I had no ambition or attraction to playing a serial killer at all. But this is told from her point of view.

And it's the relationship between her and her father. And she really had a lot of courage to even tell this story. And that's why I'm doing it.

And it's the relationship between her and her father. And she really had a lot of courage to even tell this story. And that's why I'm doing it.

Yes, he knows about it. Usually when I do play a real person who's alive, I always want to meet them. But with this, number one, I didn't feel like I was going to get the true story from him. And I didn't want to give him any kind of satisfaction or entertainment or take away from the boredom of prison that he deserves. And so I read his daughter Melissa's book and

Yes, he knows about it. Usually when I do play a real person who's alive, I always want to meet them. But with this, number one, I didn't feel like I was going to get the true story from him. And I didn't want to give him any kind of satisfaction or entertainment or take away from the boredom of prison that he deserves. And so I read his daughter Melissa's book and

Melissa knows him better than he knows himself.

Melissa knows him better than he knows himself.

Yeah, he found ways to get in contact with her. He wrote her letters. I mean, huge amounts of letters. That's what kind of prompted her to start her podcast about this and her way of healing. And, you know, in a way, it's how do you heal from anything like this? But... was eventually to reach out to the families of her father's victims. And the families of other perpetrators.

Yeah, he found ways to get in contact with her. He wrote her letters. I mean, huge amounts of letters. That's what kind of prompted her to start her podcast about this and her way of healing. And, you know, in a way, it's how do you heal from anything like this? But... was eventually to reach out to the families of her father's victims. And the families of other perpetrators.

And it really helped her, I think, too. Because you have to think, is this in me? And then the shame, it's shame that you're living with. And shame is something that holds us back. But if you put it out into the world, it loses its power. Yeah, so true. And that's how courageous... She has been, and she's really kind of a hero of mine.

And it really helped her, I think, too. Because you have to think, is this in me? And then the shame, it's shame that you're living with. And shame is something that holds us back. But if you put it out into the world, it loses its power. Yeah, so true. And that's how courageous... She has been, and she's really kind of a hero of mine.

Not to take anything away from the victims, but there are more people affected by this. And I guess the silence of it, it ripples out. And if you don't speak of it, it continues.

Not to take anything away from the victims, but there are more people affected by this. And I guess the silence of it, it ripples out. And if you don't speak of it, it continues.

Just, you can't believe, who was the woman who killed her own kids?

Just, you can't believe, who was the woman who killed her own kids?

Yeah. I mean, that's one that is just still sticks with you, and it's ongoing still. That's what makes it so fascinating, is how could people do that to each other, to those that they loved? I mean, especially a parent and a child. That's the most unthinkable you could possibly imagine. It's unbelievable.

Yeah. I mean, that's one that is just still sticks with you, and it's ongoing still. That's what makes it so fascinating, is how could people do that to each other, to those that they loved? I mean, especially a parent and a child. That's the most unthinkable you could possibly imagine. It's unbelievable.

I've been really looking forward to this.

I've been really looking forward to this.

Thank you. It's streaming on Paramount and it's available now. The first episode just dropped a few days ago.

Thank you. It's streaming on Paramount and it's available now. The first episode just dropped a few days ago.

Thank you.

Thank you.

He killed eight women in five years. And he would leave notes and sign them with happy face.

He killed eight women in five years. And he would leave notes and sign them with happy face.

Thank you. We don't just like, we are stressed. We've seen every episode.

Thank you. We don't just like, we are stressed. We've seen every episode.

Right.

Right.

No. No, Happy Face is not The Rookie 2. It's not a sequel.

No. No, Happy Face is not The Rookie 2. It's not a sequel.

In the 90s, he killed eight women in five years. He was a trucker, and he would leave notes on bathroom walls and sign them with happy face.

In the 90s, he killed eight women in five years. He was a trucker, and he would leave notes on bathroom walls and sign them with happy face.

Yeah. He's in a hole in Oregon. Wow. It's exactly where he should be. He had a very loving, close relationship with his daughter, who was a little girl. And then she was 15 when he got caught. And so she had to reconcile this loving, sweet dad with who was this monster. And I had no ambition or attraction to playing a serial killer at all. But this is told from her point of view.

Yeah. He's in a hole in Oregon. Wow. It's exactly where he should be. He had a very loving, close relationship with his daughter, who was a little girl. And then she was 15 when he got caught. And so she had to reconcile this loving, sweet dad with who was this monster. And I had no ambition or attraction to playing a serial killer at all. But this is told from her point of view.

And it's the relationship between her and her father. And she really had a lot of courage to even tell this story. And that's why I'm doing it.

And it's the relationship between her and her father. And she really had a lot of courage to even tell this story. And that's why I'm doing it.

Yes, he knows about it. Usually when I do play a real person who's alive, I always want to meet them. But with this, number one, I didn't feel like I was going to get the true story from him. And I didn't want to give him any kind of satisfaction or entertainment or take away from the boredom of prison that he deserves. And so I read his daughter Melissa's book and

Yes, he knows about it. Usually when I do play a real person who's alive, I always want to meet them. But with this, number one, I didn't feel like I was going to get the true story from him. And I didn't want to give him any kind of satisfaction or entertainment or take away from the boredom of prison that he deserves. And so I read his daughter Melissa's book and

Melissa knows him better than he knows himself.

Melissa knows him better than he knows himself.

Yeah, he found ways to get in contact with her. He wrote her letters. I mean, huge amounts of letters. That's what kind of prompted her to start her podcast about this and her way of healing. And, you know, in a way, it's how do you heal from anything like this? But... was eventually to reach out to the families of her father's victims. And the families of other perpetrators.

Yeah, he found ways to get in contact with her. He wrote her letters. I mean, huge amounts of letters. That's what kind of prompted her to start her podcast about this and her way of healing. And, you know, in a way, it's how do you heal from anything like this? But... was eventually to reach out to the families of her father's victims. And the families of other perpetrators.

And it really helped her, I think, too. Because you have to think, is this in me? And then the shame, it's shame that you're living with. And shame is something that holds us back. But if you put it out into the world, it loses its power. Yeah, so true. And that's how courageous... She has been, and she's really kind of a hero of mine.

And it really helped her, I think, too. Because you have to think, is this in me? And then the shame, it's shame that you're living with. And shame is something that holds us back. But if you put it out into the world, it loses its power. Yeah, so true. And that's how courageous... She has been, and she's really kind of a hero of mine.

Not to take anything away from the victims, but there are more people affected by this. And I guess the silence of it, it ripples out. And if you don't speak of it, it continues.

Not to take anything away from the victims, but there are more people affected by this. And I guess the silence of it, it ripples out. And if you don't speak of it, it continues.

Just, you can't believe, who was the woman who killed her own kids?

Just, you can't believe, who was the woman who killed her own kids?

Yeah. I mean, that's one that is just still sticks with you, and it's ongoing still. That's what makes it so fascinating, is how could people do that to each other, to those that they loved? I mean, especially a parent and a child. That's the most unthinkable you could possibly imagine. It's unbelievable.

Yeah. I mean, that's one that is just still sticks with you, and it's ongoing still. That's what makes it so fascinating, is how could people do that to each other, to those that they loved? I mean, especially a parent and a child. That's the most unthinkable you could possibly imagine. It's unbelievable.

I've been really looking forward to this.

I've been really looking forward to this.

Thank you. It's streaming on Paramount and it's available now. The first episode just dropped a few days ago.

Thank you. It's streaming on Paramount and it's available now. The first episode just dropped a few days ago.

Thank you.

Thank you.

He killed eight women in five years. And he would leave notes and sign them with happy face.

He killed eight women in five years. And he would leave notes and sign them with happy face.

Thank you. We don't just like, we are stressed. We've seen every episode.

Right.

No. No, Happy Face is not The Rookie 2. It's not a sequel.

In the 90s, he killed eight women in five years. He was a trucker, and he would leave notes on bathroom walls and sign them with happy face.

Yeah. He's in a hole in Oregon. Wow. It's exactly where he should be. He had a very loving, close relationship with his daughter, who was a little girl. And then she was 15 when he got caught. And so she had to reconcile this loving, sweet dad with who was this monster. And I had no ambition or attraction to playing a serial killer at all. But this is told from her point of view.

And it's the relationship between her and her father. And she really had a lot of courage to even tell this story. And that's why I'm doing it.

Yes, he knows about it. Usually when I do play a real person who's alive, I always want to meet them. But with this, number one, I didn't feel like I was going to get the true story from him. And I didn't want to give him any kind of satisfaction or entertainment or take away from the boredom of prison that he deserves. And so I read his daughter Melissa's book and

Melissa knows him better than he knows himself.

Yeah, he found ways to get in contact with her. He wrote her letters. I mean, huge amounts of letters. That's what kind of prompted her to start her podcast about this and her way of healing. And, you know, in a way, it's how do you heal from anything like this? But... was eventually to reach out to the families of her father's victims. And the families of other perpetrators.

And it really helped her, I think, too. Because you have to think, is this in me? And then the shame, it's shame that you're living with. And shame is something that holds us back. But if you put it out into the world, it loses its power. Yeah, so true. And that's how courageous... She has been, and she's really kind of a hero of mine.

Not to take anything away from the victims, but there are more people affected by this. And I guess the silence of it, it ripples out. And if you don't speak of it, it continues.

Just, you can't believe, who was the woman who killed her own kids?

Yeah. I mean, that's one that is just still sticks with you, and it's ongoing still. That's what makes it so fascinating, is how could people do that to each other, to those that they loved? I mean, especially a parent and a child. That's the most unthinkable you could possibly imagine. It's unbelievable.

I've been really looking forward to this.

Thank you. It's streaming on Paramount and it's available now. The first episode just dropped a few days ago.

Thank you.

He killed eight women in five years. And he would leave notes and sign them with happy face.

I didn't know at the time if I wanted to be an actor. That was back during the time where I wanted to be a veterinarian or a forest ranger. Forest ranger. You'd be fighting fires right now. Yes, I would. I'm evacuated from my house right now. Are you really?

I didn't know at the time if I wanted to be an actor. That was back during the time where I wanted to be a veterinarian or a forest ranger. Forest ranger. You'd be fighting fires right now. Yes, I would. I'm evacuated from my house right now. Are you really?

My brother and I grew up doing impersonations like Ed Sullivan and John Wayne and, you know, everybody that was around us. So I big up on accents badly, even. You know, like in India, I will be talking.

My brother and I grew up doing impersonations like Ed Sullivan and John Wayne and, you know, everybody that was around us. So I big up on accents badly, even. You know, like in India, I will be talking.

One more ginny. I can't get her to go, Captain.

One more ginny. I can't get her to go, Captain.

For 19 years. This Halloween. Oh. Happy bandiversary.

For 19 years. This Halloween. Oh. Happy bandiversary.

Yeah. See what happens when you relax.

Yeah. See what happens when you relax.

Yes, when we first started out. The Beastie Boys, they don't wear shirts. I won't wear shoes.

Yes, when we first started out. The Beastie Boys, they don't wear shirts. I won't wear shoes.

I didn't know at the time if I wanted to be an actor. That was back during the time where I wanted to be a veterinarian or a forest ranger. Forest ranger. You'd be fighting fires right now. Yes, I would. I'm evacuated from my house right now. Are you really?

My brother and I grew up doing impersonations like Ed Sullivan and John Wayne and, you know, everybody that was around us. So I big up on accents badly, even. You know, like in India, I will be talking.

One more ginny. I can't get her to go, Captain.

For 19 years. This Halloween. Oh. Happy bandiversary.

Yeah. See what happens when you relax.

Yes, when we first started out. The Beastie Boys, they don't wear shirts. I won't wear shoes.