"Go to town, burn it down, turn around, and get your stroll on, baby! I'll get the car, you get the match and gasoline!" Fuck it, fuck it all. No half measures.

Only #2 contradicts the others. 1,3,4, and 5 could all have been factors together.

Shrinkage!

He was not good in the first few episodes. His performance was either he and Rachel just broke up or are about to break up.

Disagree. I also didn't like the show using him to constantly remind us of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

Kardashian and AC with the garment bag was a great way of foreshadowing the different reactions to the eventual verdict.

It was 'Kimmie' and Kanye's wedding present from Uncle Juice.

It's been fun referring to David Schwimmer as 'Ross' Kardashian but he was really good in this episode. The long-time loyal friend who is having doubts and a conflict of conscience.

Apparently it's true. So did Johnny Cochran.

I hope that nice Sally Field wins.

"It's like I knew two of you man. The one before and after we shook hands."

Nope. In the Hermanos flashback Hector gripped the shot glass with his right hand but had to use his left arm to move the glass to his mouth. In this episode it looks like he can't use his right arm at all.

How ironic that Morrissey and co. became what they despised.

"You'll pay ten bucks to see me, on a fifteen foot high stage."

Vs. The Greatest of All Time was my introduction to the Archers of Loaf. The Lowest Part is Free is the highlight on a great EP.

I thought it was a reference to The Silence of the Lambs.

Erinn Hayes, Deepthroat. I'll be in my bunk.

The exterminator played by the great Eugene Mirman.

I wasn't analyzing the entire case or the entirety of the prosecution's case. Just trying to give perspective as it pertains to the comment I was replying to. Marcia Clark believed that presenting as much physical evidence as possible would tell the story of OJ's guilt. The defense told a story of institutional racism…

I believe the exact quote was "I plead the fizith."