Jesse is going to call Hannah selfish only because it's the way she can live with herself in the moment. But I don't blame Jessa - this seems like a relationship with real potential and real love. She just has to come to terms with choosing that over an important friend whom she also loves.

Where are people finding Inside Inside the Episode videos? I watch the entire show on HBO with the song afterward and there are no comments (like there used to be)…

I would not call her "brave" for calling off her wedding to Roy - she stayed engaged to him for years never demanding a date. Only when he gifted her with a spontaneous "Hey, let's get married in June!" did she have one. Ridiculous. Most women would have given an ultimatum years before that.

Just watching now.. I am the nerd that reads comments and recaps at AV Club as I binge watch :)

Warren's ex-wife was crazy.

Obviously they did because they addressed it with the comments as Anna took the stage to start her solo??

Not me … I was enthralled and found myself crying at the end like our recapper. And for you to expect Thomas, a servant in the 1920s, to have a gay, romantic, "open" relationship is hoping too much for America in the 1920's.

Thanks. Ridiculous this 2-hour long episode of 30 for 30 didn't bother explaining any of those facts, such as the picture or showing such video of her running around. They glossed over the fact the players gave DNA and that there were no other men at the party? Also, if racial slurs were thrown at this woman I can…

Allegedly. One girl's word against another?
I'm not saying she was raped by the lacrosse team because I now have more info, but this episode of 30 for 30 did a horrible job telling the story with facts.

Interesting that this 2 hour episode didn't touch on any of that. Ridiculous really. Too many interview soundbites from the parents.

"In particular, no one in this documentary says much about what did happen at that party. Instead, we mostly get hearsay and conjecture."
-This is the troubling part for me, too. Isn't it possible players did assault her, but she identified the wrong ones under pressure?? And how do you know she lied about the…

I loved how he stared at Marcia as she walked into the courtroom while even OJ looked away. So judge-y.

That was a great story and now I want to watch the speech in the town hall.

Watching Lizzie Borden on Netflix and doing some research… great write-up and very nice, interesting guy.

Haha, consider my memory flawed. Thanks for the response.

Thanks.

That episode and his acting left me in awe - I can't imagine how much energy it must've taken to do all those car scenes once much less multiple times. He looked as if he was bursting at the seams (and sounded like it).

I just google imaged it. You're right and it was worth it.

So did he tell him not to handle him because he thought he wouldn't do a good enough job, to get in his head so Marcia WOULD question, or it would be bad for Darden's reputation for some reason (and what is that reason)? Still confusing.

Can you explain why Cochran would tell Darden *not* to examine Fuhrman on the stand? Was he looking out for him or for the defense? I can see both sides but I'm trying to understand what happened there, and whether or not Darden was right to let Clark question him.