Could someone please remove these perverts from here?! Robert Pattinson may be captivating audiences with the greasiest, most craven performance of his career to date in Christopher Nolan‘s The Odyssey, but he’s about to portray one of the most memed and notorious figures in television history, inviting you to take a seat.

In a career filled with unusual roles, this one might be the most peculiar yet, as A24 has just unveiled the latest trailer for Primetime, where Pattinson plays Chris Hansen, the longtime host of NBC’s controversial investigative series To Catch a Predator. The film delves into the blurred lines between justice, entertainment, and spectacle.

Directed by Lance Oppenheim, who is transitioning from documentaries to feature films for the first time, Primetime retells the cultural phenomenon that was To Catch a Predator, a massively successful series that lured suspected online predators into televised sting operations before Hansen confronted them on camera. Of course, you may have seen the memes of Hansen leaning to the side as he instructs you to take a seat. That’s when something breaches the pop culture bubble.

The movie follows Hansen during the peak of the show’s popularity as it shifts from being a ratings success to a more complex situation, raising questions about how far television and its producers are willing to go in pursuit of the next big headline or story.

Pattinson is joined by an impressive cast led by Merritt Wever (Severance), Skyler Gisondo (Superman), Anna Faris (Scary Movie), and musician Phoebe Bridgers. The screenplay is written by Ajon Singh, while Pattinson also serves as a producer alongside Ari Aster and Lars Knudsen through Square Peg.