View the gallery I can't believe how compelling this episode was, considering that we all know exactly what the verdict was going to be. I am also incredibly sad this show is over. It was fascinatingly constructed, brilliantly acted, and extremely well-written. Shall we discuss? Feel free
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View the gallery And we've arrived at the penultimate episode -- which is as compelling and fascinating as the rest of this series has been. Sincerely, if you haven't watched this show and are just reading these, truly, you should watch it. It's tremendously good,
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View the gallery FIRST! If you missed it, we interviewed Jeffrey Mossa and Amber Haley, the production designer and set decorator, respectively, of this fine program, about all kinds of things -- how they got the courtroom sets so perfect, the lengths they went to to recreate Johnnie's office,
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If you've been watching American Crime Story: The People vs OJ Simpson -- or reading our recaps -- you're well aware that the show is so excellent in part because it's tremendously good at transporting the viewer back to mid-90s Los Angeles. From the music
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View the gallery If I were a betting women, I would have wagered on this episode being titled THE GLOVE. As ever, this show is fascinating and brilliant, and -- also as always! -- I invite you to read Vulture's excellent fact-check of this episode. (Unsurprisingly, they note that
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View the gallery Well. If you'd come to me in 1994 and told me that I would have a conversation in 2016 that involved my saying the phrase, "Chris Darden is SO HOT. I think I'm in love with him," I would have been
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View the gallery AGAIN, apologies for how late this is. Last week's Oscars workload got ahead of me -- plus, the Downton series finale -- but here we are, under the wire. From here on out, these should be available to you with greater timeliness. (I am from the era
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View the gallery Yet again, this show is great. I should really just create a macro for these recaps, noting how great it is. This week is basically focused on how Johnnie Cochran was (correctly) promoted to lead chair on OJ's legal team -- for a variety of reasons,
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View the gallery This show continues to be excellent, although I'd note that this week felt like a bit of an In Between-y episode, where new characters are introduced (Evan Handler as Alan Dershowitz, Nathan Lane [!!!] as F. Lee Bailey), and old ones are moved into place
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View the gallery First off, apologies for how late this is -- we're at Fashion Week at the moment, and time got away from me. Second, this show continues to be masterful. As I mentioned in the first recap, I lived in Los Angeles throughout this entire time period
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View the gallery It's hard to know exactly how to recap this show. We all know the story...and yet I need to tell you guys how my optometrist was best friends with Johnnie Cochran, and he swore to me whilst checking me for glaucoma that Johnnie told
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