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‘Baby Jane DOE’ Goes Viral Again As Noah Wyle Attempts Iconic Line
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April 26, 2026
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0:43Now PlayingNoah Wyle playfully attempted his own version of Katherine LaNasa’s now-iconic “Baby Jane Doe” line, a moment that has since turned into a viral cultural meme. Wyle admitted he couldn’t quite match LaNasa’s delivery, joking, “Not as well as she does… I’m working on it!” He also credited LaNasa for making the line unforgettable, helping it resonate with audiences throughout the season and boosting the emotional payoff. Praising her as an incredible scene partner, Wyle highlighted how the long-overdue recognition for LaNasa has finally placed her firmly in the spotlight.
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