First and foremost, I, vaguely familiar with the history of this case, knew this episode will be a big turnover. But I still didn't expected how big of a turnover it would be.
Whatever you think of O.J. guild or innocence, this episode was more than that. Prior to this episode I thought that tapes were just a collection of 'n' world sayed by Furhman that didn't have much of a meaning except that using them was a perjury (it is just a world, right? Nothing harmful about that). But the context was WAY, WAY WORSE.
I am not the biggest advocate of political correctness and I think can take a lot, but all of replayed on these tapes was almost physically painful experience. How can this man be taken even a bit seriously and even be invited to Fox News is a big question-mark. I am glad that this series showed him in a full light and didn't make him victim and I hope this will worsen his public perception.
Anyway, this episode was the best so far in terms of screen writing and drama, I am looking forward for the finale episode.
Whatever you think of O.J. guild or innocence, this episode was more than that. Prior to this episode I thought that tapes were just a collection of 'n' world sayed by Furhman that didn't have much of a meaning except that using them was a perjury (it is just a world, right? Nothing harmful about that). But the context was WAY, WAY WORSE.
I am not the biggest advocate of political correctness and I think can take a lot, but all of replayed on these tapes was almost physically painful experience. How can this man be taken even a bit seriously and even be invited to Fox News is a big question-mark. I am glad that this series showed him in a full light and didn't make him victim and I hope this will worsen his public perception.
Anyway, this episode was the best so far in terms of screen writing and drama, I am looking forward for the finale episode.