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What does "before the clingfilm" mean?

I know clingfilm is thin plastic film used as a wrap for food etc. and it was used in the American drama "Dexter", but what does "before the clingfilm" mean?

  On 16 October 2012, at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York City, I sat onstage next to one of the most prolific serial killers in history. Well, television history, that is.
  ‘Dexter’, aka Michael C. Hall, was in town to discuss my recently published book, The Wisdom of Psychopaths, and it was a packed house.
  As the evening unfolded, the conversation ranged from the techniques Michael used to slip into Dexter’s mindset before going in front of the cameras --- how he ‘serial-killered up’ --- to the psychological similarities between actor and character in real life.
  I’m not sure the audience knew what to make of us, looking back on it. But they seemed to be enjoying themselves --- amused, intrigued and scared half to death in equal measure.
  And that was before the clingfilm!
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