That will probably be in the last episode.

Neither of them denied it. They both refused to talk about it.

She said they didn't dance in the office.

You know who absolutely disgusted me? That weasel Gil Garcetti hinting to Clark that she really did need a makeover. Way to blow your subordinate's self-confidence all to hell, hearing her own boss telling her she looks all wrong. He should have told her she looked great just the way she was.

Darden would neither confirm or deny it, which is as good as an admission.

Only three more episodes, alas. I guess next week we get the glove and the week after Barry Scheck blows the trial out of the water when he tears the evidence apart. Damn, I love this show!

Next week she'll be rocking a blow-dry.

Sweet of Darden to slip her that note.

Well, you can see what a shit she had for a son. It ran in the family.

I'm calling it a rumor because it was never substantiated although I think it's as likely as not… but damn, it was a dumb thing to do, during the middle of a nasty custody fight. Why give her prick of an ex more ammunition?

Did anybody besides me want to smack Marcia Clark's ex upside the head with a baseball bat? What a prick.

Did you ever hear of the Emmitt Till murder? Do you know how long it took the jury to acquit in that case? Fifteen minutes.

"I can’t stop shipping Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden! … He holds her hand and I dream of their beautiful mixed-race babies!"

Well he sure didn't help himself later on cross-examination. The defense asked him straight-up "Did you plant evidence?" and Fuhrman pleaded the fifth.

"Good morning Ms. Clark… I think." I was rolling.

It wasn't the hair so much as the makeup. It's way too harsh. She needs to ditch the black eyeliner and the dark red lipstick. That lipstick alone added five years to her age.

He was the scapegoat after the trial. A lot of people blamed him for blowing the trial with that glove.

"Who made her look like Rick James?"

What's with the B-? Are you kidding? This episode was an A- at least.

I would not want to meet Norman walking down a dark street in real life.