The Night Of

[TownieCat]

Townie is right, it's the guy who stared too long.

I'm beginning to think that Staring Guy On The Street is associated with Freddy, and that is why Freddy wanted Naz to take the deal.

[Mrs. Gooch]

I don't think he Chandra dude will be murdered. Naz isn't like that

I don't think Naz is going to do it, Chalky White will just order it to happen without Naz knowing beforehand.

Interesting that you associate MKW with Boardwalk Empire over The Wire.

I don't think they will kill the guy, but he will definitely be dealt with.

Well I've never watched The Wire.

[Institutional Control]

I don't think he Chandra dude will be murdered. Naz isn't like that

I don't think Naz is going to do it, Chalky White will just order it to happen without Naz knowing beforehand.

Interesting that you associate MKW with Boardwalk Empire over The Wire.

I don't think they will kill the guy, but he will definitely be dealt with.

Well I've never watched The Wire.

 

You need to watch.

Omar is one of the greatest characters in TV history.

[Institutional Control]

So, I love "The Night Of" but I don't like how every episode they're trying to bring up a couple of new possible killers.  It's reminding me of "The Killing" but with good acting.

[Mrs. Gooch]

Well obviously the step-dad hired someone to kill her - either the limo (for a dead guy) driver or Trevor's friend.

[420seriouscat69]

We saw the killer(s) in epi 1. Case closed.

[TownieCat]

Duane Reade (Trevor's friend, not the pharmacy) is the murderer. The step dad paid him to do it.

[TownieCat]

Duane Reade (Trevor's friend, not the pharmacy) is the murderer. The step dad paid him to do it.

EDIT: Beginning to believe that Naz will be found not guilty of murdering the girl, but then convicted of another crime while in prison.

[halfEmpty]

I feel like this show is messing with me.  I know how the original show this one was remade from ends.  And it is following that same general path...  I just keep getting the feeling it is going to end completely different.

I think there has to be more to Freddy's story than just keeping Naz safe until he is eventually set free.  For some reason, regardless if Naz did it or not, I think he walks.  I'm just wondering the why?  Is it because of new evidence proving he didn't do it?  Or does Freddy have something to do with it?  maybe Duane Reade is one of his henchmen who he sent to deal with the girl because of a drug deal gone wrong?  She seemed to be in a bad place when she met Naz.  maybe Freddy sees Duane as a liability now and knows he can pin it on him in hopes that he has groomed himself a new intelligent soldier on the outside in Naz.

[star seed 7]

I'm glad you don't write tv shows

[Mrs. Gooch]

Maybe Naz will get killed in prison right before they deliver the Not Guilty verdict.

[SdK]

Nah. I think it's more about how prison changes an innocent man merely by his need to survive.

[Mrs. Gooch]

Nah. I think it's more about how prison changes an innocent man merely by his need to survive.

Yes, that much is true already. He's on drugs and an accessory to murder already.

So maybe he gets away with it then starts his life of crime as soon as he gets out and actually kills someone for real.

[TownieCat]

There is a lot of plot left to unfold in just 60 minutes.

[Mrs. Gooch]

There is a lot of plot left to unfold in just 60 minutes.

I agree. It doesn't seem like they have enough time to explore it all properly. Unless this is what happens:

Naz gets killed in jail so the trail gets cancelled. End of story.

[Kat Kid]

There is a lot of plot left to unfold in just 60 minutes.

I think they may have a cliff hanger like in the killing.

[SdK]

He will be found not guilty and kill her real killer.

[halfEmpty]

I'm glad you don't write tv shows

What's your theory?  I have about 4 scenario's in my head of where I think it can go.  I just have a feeling Naz is going to owe Freddy on the outside and he is forever changed for the worse.  And if by chance he ends up on the inside he obviously needs him to not become a blood stain on the bathroom floor.

[halfEmpty]

There is a lot of plot left to unfold in just 60 minutes.

A lot, but the runtime of the last episode is 96 minutes so they are giving themselves a bit more time to finish it off.

[TownieCat]

There is a lot of plot left to unfold in just 60 minutes.

I think they may have a cliff hanger like in the killing.

This is a miniseries so there has to be a conclusion of some sort unless it has a Sopranos-esque ending.

[TownieCat]

There is a lot of plot left to unfold in just 60 minutes.

A lot, but the runtime of the last episode is 96 minutes so they are giving themselves a bit more time to finish it off.

Had not read or heard that 

Still a lot to cover tho. Makes you wonder why they spent so much time on Turturro's feet.

[Dub]

There is a lot of plot left to unfold in just 60 minutes.

I think they may have a cliff hanger like in the killing.

This is a miniseries so there has to be a conclusion of some sort unless it has a Sopranos-esque ending.

Well James Gandolfini was the executive producer and lead role 

[star seed 7]

The British creator had the same disease and wanted to bring awareness.

[Gooch]

Very MEH ending. 

[420seriouscat69]

Yeah, 6.5/10 on my taint/balls being clung to at the end.