Anyone watching People vs OJ tonight?

I DVR it, and watch with my DD13, when she gets home from school on Wednesday. We will miss it. I've almost got her sold on watching Call the Midwife, to keep our Wednesdays going. We've enjoyed talking about different subjects, watching OJ. I really think she would enjoy discussing the stories of CTMW.

We see this a day after you, so the finale will be DVR'd for us tonight. Since spoilers are not an issue, I have really appreciated the Peas' inputs! Had I not read the threads here I would have quit after the K family promotional stuff and I would probably have regretted this as over here we did not see all the inside info on how the process worked itself out.

The fifth episode aired here this week. I've really enjoyed the series so far and think David Schwimmer is excellent as Robert Kardashian and the emotion he shows.

I remember seeing bits in the news when the incident and trial were going on but didn't take a lot of notice. I'm finding the series really interesting.

I started watching last night but only made it through the closing statements (I will watch the rest tonight). It still amazes me how much physical evidence there was - more than I realized - and they still found him not guilty. I know they have to prove without a shadow of doubt and I think they did that. It just goes to show what a good lawyer Johnny Cochran was - wow! I can't help but to think that if they never put Mark Furman on the stand, what would have happened? Guess we will never know.

Link to Listing of Evidence - Click HERE

The next one is going to be about Hurricane Katrina in some way. 

One of the things I liked about this was that I could miss a few episodes and still know what was going on, lol.





I was thinking the same things!  How in the name of all that is holy could those people have found him not guilty?  And then that one juror said something about them not proving their case (which was bogus, imo) and it hit me.  These people just couldn't believe their hero could do this, so they were looking for any excuse to let him off.  I don't think anyone truly thought he didn't do it.  There really is a difference between 'innocent' and 'not guilty' and those idiot jurors found it.

And yes, the whole incident didn't prove OJ was not guilty.  It just proved what an incredible lawyer Johnny Cochran was.  




Right?  I was actually nervous!  As if it was going to turn out any other way, lol.  Really well done.

they should! it would be interesting to see the back stories to the Casey Anthony trial. what a sad mess that was.

Thanx for the link, @busypea.

While I still think he did it, or at least had something to do w/it, that was a very interesting interview.  She's very well spoken, shed an interesting light on the subject (& the show) and made some really good points.

Me too!  I was feeling anxious as I was watching, like if this time around it could be different.  

So silly of me, but it happens that way with movies too, when I know exactly how the movie is going to end.