But seriously though….why not go back and puke? Why wait to shit it out? It's not like there was a time gap between going from the visitor room to his cell like there is with drug mules.

I'm not so sure. It seems like Box is VERY into the case and willing to do whatever it takes. He has an inkling that Naz isn't the right guy, but I agree that he wants to go out on a win. I don't think he's half-assing it though. I think the reason he's mapping it out now is because it was shown to be 11/24 in this…

I dunno. The more I watch, the more I think Turturro is so perfectly cast that he'd be a better choice for the role of Stone than JG anyway.

Great comment and observations.

You'd be right if this were Better Call Saul.

Excellent story, and perfect example! Did you ever find out who stole the car?

People just compare them because they're extravagant lawyers on TV, though there will never be a character as colorful as Slippin' Jimmy. But yup…I certainly agree that they both have serious stress smarts.

That's true, the cops don't care because it doesn't help the case they've put together, but I'm telling you, that even though Box & Helen are so honed in on Naz and the show will be about his transition and ultimately, his trial (where $10,000 says he's found guilty, though he's not the killer), the answer to her real…

I'm also very interested to know where Andrea was before getting into the cab too. I think that's the key to all of this. They're busy tracing Naz's steps and they should be tracing hers.

No, he definitely deliberately lied about the number of packets. It was clear on his face when he looked at Petey. Maybe he's a compulsive liar?

Of course I get why he did it, but Dwight happens to be a hugely popular name in NY. The Dwight School is one of the most well known schools in the city, and Dwight Englewood, where I went to school, is another. I'm not buying that Gooden is his middle name.. And I wouldn't call this an argument, just a friendly…

Especially because he even revealed to Andrea that he was fed up with rules and restrictions, and she replied something along the lines of how she couldn't relate to that, as she was used to having no boundaries.

Box may not seem like "the type of individual who would submit willingly to routine opportunism of the kind required to put him on the same plane as Freddy," (I like how you put that), but he's going along with Weiss's "premeditation" idea even though it's clear he's uncomfortable with it. He goes along anyway, the…

Ok, just triple checked… Absolutely no cameras in the home, anywhere at all in the UK version. Just public CCTV cameras outside, like in The Night Of.

These things strike me as interesting, . And I'd love other people's thoughts: why does Naz lie about there being a fourth 8-ball? And speaking of drugs, why did he take the vial of Ketamine from the scene along with the knife …and we haven't heard anything about the whereabouts of that vial yet?

Nope. I just rewatched the credits of Criminal Justice. No cameras in the home showing what happened at all. Not sure where you're getting that info from.

Well, the Yankees always have better players, but I'm biased. San Fran and Oakland are two diff cities, even though they're less than 10 miles apart. People almost always have a preference. If Stone was a Mets fan, he'd likely have asked Naz to name Mets players. Doesn't matter if they're good or not….If you know…

***WARNING: spoilers. Only read if you've watched the UK version.

^ This person is correct, and appropriately named Break on Through.

But no deer head. People keep thinking that's significant and I bet it's not.