HBO's "The Night Of" (Season 1)

[Ray Jackson]

There has to be some resolution on the foot condition by the end of the show.

If not I would consider the entire season to be an utter failure.

The fans deserve answers.

How did he contract the condition?

Was the subtle beast involved?

Clearly they have a history together.

Turturro started poking his nose where it didn't belong and they wanted to destroy his credibility.

...and they went after his feet to do it.

[jayhawkai]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

There has to be some resolution on the foot condition by the end of the show.

If not I would consider the entire season to be an utter failure.

The fans deserve answers.

How did he contract the condition?

Was the subtle beast involved?

Clearly they have a history together.

Turturro started poking his nose where it didn't belong and they wanted to destroy his credibility.

...and they went after his feet to do it.

Word is the bowling alley he frequented in the '90s did NOT Lysol its shoes.

[lolwut]

Some groaners in episode 4 like

[Show spoiler]that predictable, unrealistic boxing scene. I also don't like the overwritten dialogue (the recurring lines like, "How's the feet?" and especially the "gift from the gods" scene).

However the final scene was amazing.

[Ray Jackson]

I really like the show, but I'm a little surprised at how slowly they're advancing the story.

We're officially half way through the show and we've learned almost nothing about who may have done it.

The focus has mostly been on how the criminal justice system impacts the accused and the people around him.

And maybe that's the point of the show...but still.

Lets' get the ball rolling.

[Rodney-2187]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I really like the show, but I'm a little surprised at how slowly they're advancing the story.

We're officially half way through the show and we've learned almost nothing about who may have done it.

The focus has mostly been on how the criminal justice system impacts the accused and the people around him.

And maybe that's the point of the show...but still.

Lets' get the ball rolling.

Who is really on this kid's side? Anyone defending him isn't doing it for his sake but for their own advancement.

[Ray Jackson]

Originally Posted by rodneyfaile

Who is really on this kid's side? Anyone defending him isn't doing it for his sake but for their own advancement.

I would say that Chandra's heart seems to be in the right place.

...she's also smoking hot.

[Ray Jackson]

Right now I think the most interesting question is whether Naz is actually innocent.

The most interesting curve ball they could throw in would be the revelation that he really did.

...which they certainly appear to be setting up as a legitimate possibility.

[Rodney-2187]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I would say that Chandra's heart seems to be in the right place.

...she's also smoking hot.

Ever seen The Darjeeling Limited?