Ronan Farrow opens this episode by addressing listener requests for video footage of the podcast interviews. He announces that the documentary Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes is now available on HBO Max. He describes it as featuring new material and expanding on the sources' stories, adding that seeing the sources' faces and emotional journeys provides a different experience from the audio podcast alone. He notes that the documentary was directed by the two creators of RuPaul's Drag Race. The remainder of the episode is the documentary trailer. In the trailer, an unidentified source says she spent 20 years terrified of being found and asked whether she used to work for Harvey Weinstein. Audio from the sting operation is included, in which Weinstein presses a woman — pleading for five minutes — and a source describes the experience as making her feel like burning inside. A voice describes the team's understanding that the facts and crimes documented would need to be substantial to hold someone of Weinstein's stature accountable. The trailer describes the story as one about sources who risked everything to expose the truth. It characterizes the story as also being about media institutions, law enforcement, and private espionage working to protect a powerful and predatory man. A source describes not knowing whether investigators would come after her. Weinstein is heard warning a source that she was making a very big mistake. The trailer includes a moment in which Farrow recounts insisting on using the word 'rape' rather than 'assault' because it was the word the women used and because it fit the legal definition. The trailer closes with two statements from sources: that Harvey Weinstein had effectively offered people a choice between an Oscar and litigation, and that even a woman who wears high heels and a short skirt can stop someone bad.
