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  Review by benhack ★★★★½

  this series is worth watching for the john turturro eczema sub plot alone

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  Review by Arthur92998 ★★★★★ 2

  Student: Would you defend Hitler?
  Stone: In theory, it would be my duty as an officer of the court.
  Student: Hitler killed my great grandparents.

  Dialogues like this one make great scripts. Not Hitler jokes.
  But quick and clever lines.
  Another example:

  Box: I want to talk to the boy.
  Jack: And I want to live forever.
  Box: Had to ask.
  Jack: You did. But did you before?

  "The Night Of" demonstrate that HBO is not to be trifled with in 2016. First "Vinyl", followed by an awesome season of "Game of Thrones" and now this. (Still have "Westworld" at the beginning of October).

  Now writing about the tv-show itself. WOW! A hundred times WOW!
  "If it was a full-length…

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  Review by Oana ★★★★½

  have you accepted riz ahmed as our lord and saviour?

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  Review by Badboy ★★★★ 4

  HBO’s miniseries The Night Of is a searing commentary on judicial system & rehabilitation through imprisonment, disguised as a murder mystery.
  Beautifully written and acted series. Riz Ahmed and John Torturro were so amazing.

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  Review by Eli Hayes ★★★★½ 6

  The whole series is formidable
  & Poorna Jagannathan is a force.

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  Review by MK ★★★★½

  The Night Of is instantly gripping and is fascinating throughout. It kept me guessing its finale until it actually happened. Its characters are well rounded, real, and none are outright heroes or villains. It is a fantastic use of 8 hours.

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  Review by Milez Das (Rohit Shivdas) ★★★★★ 3

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  John Stone stands before the jury with his closing arguments while battling a recurrence of his eczema. He says to them why he took Naz's case. John has always been the plea taker lawyer, he has never ever taken a case like Naz's in his life nor he has stood before a jury. He says that 95% of his clients had committed the crime but when he saw Naz, sitting alone in his cell he turned back because he had this feeling of his innocence.

  What started out as any other day for Nasir "Naz" Khan, a young boy from hard working family. He sets out taking his fathers cab driving to a party he has been invited. He gets…

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  Review by Kimberly Lindbergs ★★★½

  This was a nice reminder that John Turturro is a national treasure. It also features the best use of a cat since Inside Llewyn Davis.

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  Review by Sarah🐉 ★★★★½ 2

  Can we talk about the actor that was hired for the sole purpose of playing a corpse with his dick out?

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  Review by kara ★★★★★

  I hope John Stone is hydrated and his eczema is cured and he is living happily with his cat

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  Review by Dead Ringer ★★★★½ 1

  i'm glad i can log this because i watched every episode the day it came out, wig missing, and if y'all don't give Riz that emmy i'm gonna crash the ceremony with my whole booty ass out

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  Review by Fritz Lewis ★★★★★ 1

  I think one of the most devastating aspects of all human existence is not that in which we are lost, but that in which we are found.

  You're an early twenties kid who grew up in Queens. You're extremely awkward and clearly not very popular amongst your peers at college. You've only ever been with one girl before. You have a hard time looking people in the eye. You get invited to a party in Manhattan on a Friday night out of slight pity. It's probably the first party you've ever been invited to. You're excited to go. You down a couple adderalls you typically abuse to stay more conscious; in this case, to hopefully be more present in the…