marny Wednesday at 12:38 PM Share Wednesday at 12:38 PM 21 hours ago, Zaffy said: Interesting case and debate but poor execution. I am sick and tired almost all judges act just to accommodate the writers' needs. It has become ridiculous and frustrating. I think the most possible outcome should be a hung jury, exactly because the health insurance topic is very divisive. Legally, what the guy did was a crime. But public opinion is a part of justice, right? Exactly. Jury nullification is a real part of the system. The defense of “some people just need killing” has always been a part of the consideration and a part of this show. I’m not saying that’s necessarily the case in the scenario in this episode, but it’s definitely a topic that comes up in the jury room. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/152506-s24e16-folk-hero/page/2/#findComment-8617131
Theli11 15 hours ago Share 15 hours ago On 3/25/2025 at 12:15 PM, Tachi Rocinante said: Very weak episode. The writers have no clue how health insurance works - most of it was anecdotal bullshit. I mean... do they have to? It didn't seem like a plot hole or something episode-breaking to me or any average viewer. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/152506-s24e16-folk-hero/page/2/#findComment-8621710
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