<h1>Show Notes</h1>
<p>We have a second helping of Orson Welles this week with 1958’s Touch of Evil. Once we maneuver past Charlton Heston in brown face and Janet Leigh as the whitest white person that ever set foot in Mexico, there are some absolutely spectacular things in this movie, largely down to Welles’ direction and acting, both of which are superlative.
 
Recommendations: The Book Makers (PBS Documentary)
 
Next up: What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? (1962)
                                                                                          
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S6E38 - #64: What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? (1962)

Amity and Lemuel have seen a lot of things, but they have missed some major cultural plot points. The Latecomers is their recaps and reviews of the shows that have shaped entertainment and culture because when it comes to the good stuff - better late than never.