and maybe the UV light was a symbol of just another stab in the dark (no pun) for a cure to fix a problem, metaphorically speaking.

If he could see Turturro now, I think JG would approve

I'm wondering if he simply wanted to get to the guy before the cops did and didn't want to tip his hand.

While I am one of "those people" that actually appreciated S2 of TD, I agree that this show has a striking likeness to the soul of True Detective, S1 and seems more in line with being a natural continuation of it.

haha - I didn't either but hey, now it's been defined clearly!

The only time I remember it being routine was in Fringe when Walter Bishop was dissecting things. He was always eating. Just found a page dedicated to "Autopsy Snack Time" tropes in film, literature and more. :-)

You mean the final season of The Knick. That show could have lasted at least a season longer.

the latter would seriously be depressing.

oh my gosh! I thought it was raindrops keep fallin' on my head.

The odds of him wanting or being able to take a thorough shower in the middle of his drug-induced stupor — just before passing out — doesn't seem probable.

Maria Full of Grace was EXACTLY what came to mind. Good call!

I completely agree. Just posted my own thoughts about the Stone character an hour after you.

I completely disagree with the reviewer's stray observation that we are seeing too much of Stone doing things not relative to Naz's case. The show is called "The Night Of" — not "Naz's Night Out." I see the show as being more about an exploration of key characters whose collective lives intersect and unfold around the…

I can hardly wait to find out!

and maybe that's a good thing, in some ways. I think that perhaps she's more like Daniel Day Lewis - taking on a role and completely immersing herself in the character. Too many promising actors and actresses today sell out and dilute their talent by mainstreaming themselves.

I was devastated by Hodor's reveal and demise as well. Between that and tonight's PD it made for the kind of tv that you really feel, reflect on, and recall long after the season ends.

haha - makes me think of the book in the bathroom in Breaking Bad.

Thank you for this share.

I think, at this point, it's a little love but a lot of guilt driving Philip on the Martha end.

and she sure would be justified in doing so at this point!