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“Just to say, mine wasn’t a prosthetic,” Koch said, smiling and pointing at the camera.

“Well, that should be my next question,” Cohen replied. “Congratulations, Cooper! You are very blessed, aren’t you?”

“Well hung,” Koch smiled.

“Yeah, I don’t talk to them anymore. “I was so amazed by it at the time,” Koch revealed. “It was before class even started, and then I had to sit through class! Actually, I'll add more to the story: She then told the whole class the conversation that we had and then all the students were watching.” I say, “Oh my God,” “Awww.” Crazy, yeah.”

“But then I can turn it on and off,” as he lowers his voice, “like, 'What's good, brother, how are you?'”

“You’d never know,” Finneas joked.

While Koch was a pleasant change from the show, Monster The portrayal of the relationship between the two Menéndez brothers has also caused a lot of controversy.

The show insinuates that the Brothers had a relationship this was incestuous and sexual, but there is no evidence that this was even the case.

In fact, the brothers were victims of incestuous abuse at the hands of their father, who mentally, physically and sexually abused them throughout their lives before killing him and their mother.

Erik Menéndez condemned the show, as did the trial expert Robert Randwho said: “I don’t think Erik and Lyle Menéndez were ever lovers. I think this is a fantasy that Dominick Dunne (a reporter played by Nathan Lane in the series) had in his head.”