Or he could have just washed up after. He has the knife on his person. Her blood is on that knife. She was stabbed to death. His cab was parked there at the time of the murder. He broke back in to her house and attempted to flee the cops. He has scratches on his back that while they could be marks of passion could be…

Certainly Stone will raise this argument. There are also going to be a lot of legal arguments coming up. The police broke chain of custody with the clothing so that evidence may get tossed. There are questions about whether or not some of Naz's statements are in violation of his rights. He asks the crime scene guys…

Umm, he could have wiped himself off, washed up etc. He was in that apartment for awhile after she died. The ME might give a better of the time frame, but it wasn't like he left the minute she died. Most people who commit a murder are going to clean themselves up before leaving the scene.

That other guy. Was he one of the prisoner's brought in later? A pair of prisoners got brought in and I thought he was one of them. I also find it odd that JDs character claimed to have been alone when asked by the detective.

Did he take the pill? I thought he didn't take it and only she did?

Unless someone wiped it off or attempted to.

Yea, I don't think the "I just woke up and she was dead" excuse is going to work here. I'd want to get the hell out of there too. No chance he doesn't get charged if he calls 911. May help with his case, but with all the drugs, his prints on the potential murder weapon, etc its a tough sell.

Yea they had a high quality cast on The Wire.

Oh man Williams is going to be in it that's great. I didn't realize that was JD Williams. Like I knew I knew the actor but couldn't remember where from and it was driving me crazy every scene he was in because I couldn't remember I just knew I knew him.

Clearly he knows how bad it looks and was probably thinking his prints are on the knife etc, Better to take it and get rid of it than leave it there and hope they don't find the prints at least in his mind. The best part is when he locked himself out and had to break the glass to get back in. He is in a state of…

I miss Gandolfini now that you say that. He would have been good as Box as well.

Yes, it removes the sense of urgency. It is kind of like we are going back and watching a show for the second time because we know how it ends when in reality we are watching each episode for the first time.

I always get bummed by how quickly the episodes end.

She is annoying, but I think that is the whole point. Her character is supposed to be frickin annoying. On Veep I think she was just a scapegoat and I felt bad for her.

I agree they wouldn't have used Jimmy's commercial, and in terms of the timing of the commercial it could also be shown at other times during the day too. We aren't sure.

Agreed. They seem much more concerned with the entire cast on this show. Kim though is definitely more interesting than Skylar. Then again Skylar was really annoying because of her actions so that can impact people's perceptions of her.

BB Mike was worried about paying his people even while they were in prison. He had a certain code he adhered to throughout all of BB.

The nice thing about this show is that as much as I loved BB this show is completely different and yet still great. They don't try to recycle what they have done before. Really nicely done.

Yea, we pretty much know what Mike does in his free time. Him having a girlfriend would be totally out of the blue.

Seriously, they are literally doing doc review on the show!