BRING BACK THE SPLIT SCREEN! We love watching you guys react to each other and make each other laugh.

@EM-fd8xe

Жыл бұрын

Agree!

@Tom-cw9xi

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!!

@LucidLifeVibes

Жыл бұрын

💯

@cherialbaugh1741

Жыл бұрын

The new format might look a little spitfier but I don't like it as the split screens. And I don't mind change.....

@Barb.....

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same thing. It loses SO MUCH when you can't see them reacting to each. :( I so hope they go back to split screen. Far more entertaining. My favorite part is seeing them be amused by each other. Especially Mark.

He has never ranted & raged about finding the killer or killers that destroyed his life! Especially a man with his kind of connections-he could have overturned every rock in that county. But, no need, the killer is in the mirror. Scary guy.

@aitchgee921

Жыл бұрын

Why are you wasting your time on me ... go look for the killer! NOPE, NADA!

@BrandiEckert

Жыл бұрын

VERY WELL STATED.

@johncumiskey672

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree , I'd be screaming . Even during the final prosecution statement ,he just sat there . An innocent person couldn't just sit and listen..

@DonnaLeigh

Жыл бұрын

I've been saying the same exact thing. I would be freaking out if I was on trial and I was innocent. I probably get contempt of court there's no way I could just sit there and let them ask me questions for hours knowing I was innocent I would lose my mind.

@DonnaLeigh

Жыл бұрын

@@lastonegal6533 he's not going to leave town, he thought he could get to away with it and he wanted everyone to feel bad for him. He's a fkn psycho.

I think this is the best example of never answering a question I’ve ever seen. If your desperate to be seen as innocent, you would answer clearly and emphatically, leaving no room for ambiguity. I think the two life sentences are deserved.

How do you forget the last conversation with loved ones? My parents died over 20 years ago and I still remember our last words

@dianeduffcroop8158

Жыл бұрын

Same here. 20+ years and it seems like yesterday. I remember both conversations with both parents.

@kaylamanor

Жыл бұрын

My mom died suddenly and I hadn’t spoken to her in days. I have no recollection of the last thing she said to me. I didn’t know I’d need to remember it…

@crochunter35

Жыл бұрын

What were they?

@Rose-oq2hn

Жыл бұрын

He remembers

@Gertiemarie50

Жыл бұрын

My sister died in 1969. I was 10. I recall every little detail, including the olive burger I ordered for lunch.

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE go back to the four box format! I love to see all of you at once and the chemistry among you all.

@victoriablack2093

Жыл бұрын

Yessss

@EM-fd8xe

Жыл бұрын

I like the split screen much better too.

Not only did he tell law enforcement that he checked the bodies before calling 911, he told the woman on the 911 call that he had touch them. She said, "Don't touch the bodies" and he said, "I already did". I wish Waters had remembered that fact and confronted him about it.

@sarac1118

Жыл бұрын

Wait….he was honest about that?

@CerealBoomer

Жыл бұрын

Maybe he will remember and put it in his closing argument! Hope so cuz that’s a good point!✌🏻

@CerealBoomer

Жыл бұрын

Dan my comment below was to you✌🏻

@PoppyFlux

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, then denied in court that he went anywhere near them. Weirdly, on police body cam at the scene he asked the same officer, twice, about 10/15 mins apart, if they were dead. Like he needed confirmation. Or reassurance.

@CerealBoomer

Жыл бұрын

@@PoppyFlux Yes I was shocked when he asked if they were “officially dead”. Cold hearted man…

Prefer the split screen so I can see everyone's reaction to what's being said.

Alex has the deadest eyes that I have seen in a while. He connects with no one, he reads for reactions and plans for his next response, nothing more.

@cococlown

Жыл бұрын

Too right his life is on the line, its like he's looking at the loaded gun now

@iidentifyasAmerican

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you. He seems to be locked up in his own mind, almost as if every other person is surreal, just on the outer edges of himself.

If I were innocent I would still be angry and crying and screaming that I didnt do it. I wouldnt be conferring with my attorney about how they are going to twist this around. The guy is guilty as hell and his eyes show it.

@jenniferbessmer

Жыл бұрын

Are you a male? Have you been in this man’s shoes? All of these one sided comments are repulsive. Maybe that’s why I shouldn’t be reading these comments. I just don’t understand the mob mentality.

@lexiaaforever437

Жыл бұрын

And I’d be Trying to find out WHO DID IT ! But he has not ONCE ASKED that !

@lastonegal6533

Жыл бұрын

Those Alex eyes! His beady little eyes at C.Waters! And today with John Meadows! Guilty! But I think Waters and Meadows should have 24/7 security for their families and themselves until the Murdaughs spilt town? I have never seen a more vicious man like Alex was during the closings with Waters & Meadows?

I think I prefer the split screen to the individual shots!

@assimensch97

Жыл бұрын

yeah the whole format is much more an interaction between all of them and now it feels like a monologue, also much cooler to see all live expressions from all the others :)

Just came here to say I realized TBP used AM pic with SNOT coming out of his nose as a cover for this video, and it's brilliant. One of the jurors who spoke to the media after the trial said when asked about AM "crying": "There were no tears. Only snot."

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

Yek. 🤮

Please put the old format back - its great to see your reactions to each other.

“When I got up from taking a nap, IF I took a nap”

This was a great analysis, guys. IMHO his total lack of concern for who might have committed the murders gives him away. Apart from that he is intent on obscuring, omitting, avoiding pretty much everything that he is presented with, all things that truthful people don’t do.

@BrandiEckert

Жыл бұрын

TOTALLY AGREE! Seemed like the Defense’s case was more about confusing the facts than uncovering them. I think they thought they could show “reasonable doubt” by doing that but what they didn’t count on was a jury of his PEERS who have watched that good ole boys network in action their whole lives decide “NOT THIS TIME”. Frankly that video exposing his FIRST LIE that he wasn’t at the kennels, was what likely made it a far easier decision for them. They got it right & they put a huge hole in a system that has been operating unopposed for far too long.

@lastonegal6533

Жыл бұрын

@Serendipity Studio Alex had pissed off all of those courageous jurors! Can you imagine if he was free? He would've killed all of them and the courageous Shelly, Blanca and all of those courageous people! God bless Paul's phone! By the time Alex got to Paul's phone? The battery was dead! So Alex couldn't erase that video! BOOM! And that's how you go up the river!

@forevertrue6143

Жыл бұрын

@@lastonegal6533 Almost like speaking from the grave... If not for this video it's likely he could have got a not guilty, or a hung jury

"other than lyin' I was cooperatin'...I don't recall what I was doin' but what I wasn't doin' was..."

@dday9433

Жыл бұрын

I literally lol'd at that answer.

“I checked on them as I was on the phone with 911.” Then why isn’t there ANY blood on your hands, phone or clothes?

pls go back to the 4 camera view its much better to see all live reactions and it feels more as we would sit together and exchange in a group

I literally spent the ENTIRE day watching the state’s closing argument today along with the trip to visit Moselle property. I need this case to be closed so I can get on with my life! I’m OBSESSED, lol 😂😂……

Alex answering direct questions is like nailing Jello to a wall.

@debbysouthworth5606

Жыл бұрын

Perfect analogy. He lies like most people breathe.

BIG TELL for me was Alex saying, "I can tell you what I wasn't doing."

The constant use of the pet name for Paul which he didn’t appear to use before drove me mad 😱 Paw paw Paw paw Paw paw ……..

ANY criminal who says "I promise you" is usually guilty. A promise refers to the future, not the past. It's as if "I hope you WILL believe me."

I have never enjoyed commentary sessions more than I have listening to these four professionals. Not only am I entertained but I LEARN how to better listen to people. This channel is just brilliant - thanks gentlemen!

I cannot get over of how dark Murdaugh’s eyes are. Scary 😬

@nevereverforever0010-uf9su

9 ай бұрын

fk right?? gets me everytime!! NO SOUL

@alegnalavieenrose8120

9 ай бұрын

Right? Soulless indeed

I miss seeing all of you at the same time. It felt so much more like a conversation that way.

My internal bs buzzer goes off when people use the wording "I promise you", "trust me", "I guarantee you" to prefix their next statement.

These cases are so baffling and so scary to me, because there's literally no remorse. I noticed that Alex used the word, "hurt" instead of killed, as in, "I would never hurt Maggie or Pau Pau." He used it again when he said that he would never intentionally hurt them.

Literally Alex Murdoch: "I only lied when I wasn't telling the truth."

@crochunter35

Жыл бұрын

Hard to argue with that.

I don't care for the new set-up with each individual onscreen as they present. I enjoy viewing the faces of all the guys reacting to one another's comments.

@TeaSpiracy

Жыл бұрын

I for one enjoy watching the three who are not talking check off items on their lists that the speaker got to say first. 😁 So I would have to agree.

I do not believe a word this man says. Not one word. If I was on that jury, I would have been kicked off for eye rolling. 🙄

@jamierosezappolo319

Жыл бұрын

🤣👍😂

@MechanicalDragonfly

Жыл бұрын

I would have been kicked off for telling him to wipe his gross snotty nose 🤮

@lifesquandered

Жыл бұрын

​@MechanicalDragonfly, hopefully, that's why the juror handed him a box of tissues 😆.

@Livin4Him...

Жыл бұрын

Lol. 🤣🤣 Too funny. Me too.

Can you imagine what it must have been like for Maggie if she argued with Alex or asked him something he didn't want to answer? She must have been so exhausted from dealing with him for so long.

@lauratroxel24

Жыл бұрын

Can you imagine what it was like for Maggie to see her son like that, and then get chased down by her own husband as he .urdered her and she knew what was going on.

@jaykay1053

Жыл бұрын

DLF… Especially since he would have been gaslighting her every time she caught him in a lie.

He NEVER said , I did not kill them…always “I would not hurt my wife and child”…you guys are spot on !!! Love it

@pla5730

Жыл бұрын

So true. Even at his sentencing.

@irenexavier6960

Жыл бұрын

@@pla5730 Yes!! I would imagine he would say, ..”you sending a innocent men to prison, because I did not kill my wife and my son” …lost opportunity, too late !! He is a lawyer, I don’t know how he didn’t say this with more conviction when he was at the stand …I’m glad he didn’t, because it would take only one juror to set him free

@sophine7189

Жыл бұрын

People in the south talk like that. They don't use curse words as much or harsh words at that. Listen to his mannerisms. They say hurt instead of kill. Although I believe he is guilty, this is just how the talk does there.

@Monica-le9oi

Жыл бұрын

Yup. And all he did was hurt them. He was lying to his family, stealing from his family, he was a terrible father, he cheated on Maggie, tarnished their name, etc etc etc. All he did was hurt them.

@irenexavier6960

Жыл бұрын

@@sophine7189 yes , but he is a lawyer, I wonder when he was in court with a client, if he never use the word kill. I’m sure he must of, it’s impact, more shocking on behalf of his client

To follow Chase’s point of what is missing in Alex’s court appearance … Alex never said, “I wanted to know who would do this! Who would do this? I wish I could have protected them!” (If he’s innocent.)

@LiterallyCant87

Жыл бұрын

💯

Guys, please go back to the split screen format showing the four of you at once. It's so much better watching the interaction between you as you analyze the videos. Please consider. It's just so much better.

"Getting ready to go to my mom's" may mean he's wrapping weapons and clothes to hide at her house...

I agree with you on this one, Greg. His small amount of tears is that he knows that he’s on his way to prison. He’s weeping for himself, only.

He had to admit he was at the kennel because his voice was caught on his son's phone. Once that came out, he admitted he lied

@tamararutland-mills9530

Жыл бұрын

Good point. Same with the stealing millions from his firm, same with the drug use. It’s just the same with this murder. He’s going to make sure that they prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that he did it. Only then, will he admit.

I'm listening to Alex not remembering either he called 911 first or went and checked and handled Maggie and Paul's bodies, I go back to our families worst tragedy. My little 4 year old brother was killed when crushed to a tree by a car, I saw it and at the time I was 8 years old, I'm 77 now and I still remember everything I did and everything my parents did, that was that was about 70 years ago and it still hurts! I can't wrap my mind around a 50+ year old man, Alex, not remembering about finding Maggie and Paul and either he went to them or dialed 911 first and that was only a couple of years ago.

"I don't think that's a lie." Straight out of the George Costanza playbook. lol

I’m always obsessed with what’s missing, like Chase talked about. I watch tons of trials and the things not said, the actions not taken, the emotions not shown, and the relationships not felt are telling. His biggest mistake for me was his missing action of not looking for the killer. He called friends to come immediately to the crime scene! What?! There’s supposed to be a shooter there. Why didn’t he worry they were watching from the forest? Because HE was the shooter.

When I took a nap, if I took a nap…

@lilizwart2331

Жыл бұрын

I laughed out loud on that one

I love that the prosecutor Waters keeps saying "new story."

Chase is so right about the missing regret. Anyone who loses a loved one goes through the "if only" conversation ..... certainly if his story was true he would be beating himself up ... if only I had gone to the kennel etc I have NEVER heard a statement of regret come out of his mouth

@AlexPletcherPhoto

Жыл бұрын

True

@debschwartz7555

Жыл бұрын

Yes- for a good example of that, see Maggie’s sister’s testimony. How regretful she was that she told Maggie to go to Moselle when Maggie told her Alex wanted her to go to Moselle. She thought she was helping her sister support her husband.

@jw_FL

Жыл бұрын

@@debschwartz7555 exactly

Alex reminds me of my ex-husband, tries to sound and behave timid and harmless, but in private he was very aggressive and abusive toward me. Tough with women and children, afraid to show that side to other men.

It’s impossible to “unintentionally” delete phone data. You click delete and receive a prompt that asks you, “are you sure you want to delete this?” So you have a second click to delete. That’s intent.

Reallyyyyy uncomfortable with the single panelist view. It's so nice to see the body language of everyone simultaneously and see you all communicating and connecting with each other. The single view 100% takes away for me.

He remembers the clothing he wears because he’s a suspect but he doesn’t remember the last interaction with his wife and son. He doesn’t remember anything specific about “getting ready” to go see his mom. 🙄

@SleepySuperhero

Жыл бұрын

The mix of details what he is and is not certain of is very strange.

@Monica-le9oi

Жыл бұрын

@@SleepySuperhero It’s def strange, for a “great” liar. He couldn’t come up with “I put my shoes on, I combed my hair, I grabbed a bottle of water from the fridge” like millions of people do on a normal day while getting ready to go somewhere? I think he couldn’t come up with details because it included changing clothing, washing off blood, changing shoes because he was afraid if he got specific he would slip. He can’t say he changed his clothing because he had just gotten a shower and presumably got dressed because he came down to eat with his family immediately following.

Every time he says Mags and Pa Pa I want to vomit

@debbielockhart7762

Жыл бұрын

Me too. So fake, and just disgusting since he killed them. I doubt he ever called Paul "Pau Pau" before now. Yuck.

@Murph110

Жыл бұрын

@Ferrislilly. Me too. Those names suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

@nolagirl2458

Жыл бұрын

Me too he's a disgusting liar

Mark, when you are feeling zero empathy for the guy; I as a highly empathetic person was actually feeling disgust. I am usually moved by people's emotions, and can therefore tell when someone is faking, and that elicits my disgust.

2 hours of body language analysis heaven 🎊🎊 Personal preference: I preferred watching all 4 of you on screen at once, it feels choppier when it’s one person at a time - but love watching you all no matter what 😊

@savinac8758

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was about to say!!! Love feeling as if I'm in a room with the 4 of them 🤩🥰

@BrandiEckert

Жыл бұрын

I agree - your reactions to each other is half of the fun! But I’d tune in even if you turned your backs to the camera. You guys have a proven record that is quite impressive!

@jillrussell9677

Жыл бұрын

I DID appreciate the full screen commentary on this one particular case. Ordinarily I do like the view with all four ~

@EM-fd8xe

Жыл бұрын

Bring back the split screen!

@HandleForElleJay

Жыл бұрын

I just love me some full screen Imagery of the smokeshow that is Mr Scott Rousse . 👀🔥😉

Please go back to the 4 people format, I love seeing you all reacting to each other its so good.

I love the sass of Creighton "...in your NEW story" lmao. It's not a funny situation but that bit of his was gold.

Mark you are spot on. When someone is crying sometimes, I cry. With him I feel sick to my stomach. He makes me sick.

@JasonCannon-th3pc

4 ай бұрын

I never thought about it like that. When anyone else that was close to him talks about Maggie and Paul, you feel sad for them. I don’t feel that way at all when AM talks about them. Wow

Why didn't the DA ask, "Did it occur to you that lying to the police would hinder their ability to find the true killer, if that killer isn't, well, you?"

@tamararutland-mills9530

Жыл бұрын

Good point. Bullseye!

Can you guys please go back to seeing all 4 of you at once? That’s always been one of my favorite parts

I'm pretty sure Columbo was sickened, as a lot of us were, with the " Paw-Paw" reference!

Missing the “Behavior Bunch” view. One of my favorite shows. You guys are awesome.

I miss seeing all of you in the same frame and reacting to each other.

He doesn’t recall, because he’s a pathological liar.

Liars often hate "dead" air, and feel the need to fill it. Usually with more info to reinforce the validity of their lies. They can't shut up 🤷🏽‍♀️

@crochunter35

Жыл бұрын

Not just liars, just about everyone hates 'dead air'.

Hello Behaviour Panel. Just so you know, I much prefer when you are all 4 are on screen, listening to each other. I am sure it is tiring, but it helps to see your reactions to what each other are saying. Love this channel. Am learning from you continuously.

This is my favourite program!! Love you guys. I love that you try out new formats, but I miss seeing all four of you at once if I’m honest…..I like to see you guys reacting to each other as well. That said, I’ll be watching whatever way you do it

One of the most illuminating things for me is that he repeatedly said “I would never hurt Maggie or Paul.” He didn’t say “I didn’t kill them.” He said he never would hurt them.

@voiceofreason5729

Жыл бұрын

He did say he didn’t kill them on one of those videos in court . I saw it

The jury had to see the evil in those eyes.

My favourite was “I can pretty well remember, vividly”… and “I believe (this) to be truthful”… and “I believe, and I may be wrong”

Prefer the old format with all four profiles on screen. Feels more like a panel. My favourite you tube channel ❤

@moxavenger

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I like to see all four of you rather than one giant face. Love your work guys!

@moxavenger

Жыл бұрын

@Trinikia Johnson Maybe 1 big window, and 3 small windows?

Alex "I don't know if I went to the gun room" when no one specifically asked- that is some kind of slip! With AM always a crumb of truth in the lie.

@cristineconnell7803

Жыл бұрын

As with all liars, they riddle it with truth which makes their lies & deception more believable!

@annabelshepherd4692

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same!

@dianeduffcroop8158

Жыл бұрын

I caught that too. Whoops 🤭

@angelabuchan9872

Жыл бұрын

Id only doubt Alex committed the murders if Alex confessed.

The problem here is, he’s had weeks to formulate responses based on what he already knows of the state’s case. He speaks around giving straight answers and you walk away not knowing anymore then you started with. He provides a lot of nothing wrapped up in an appearance of innocence.

I like seeing the 4 of you at the same time because I like to see your reactions to each other. Especially when Mark is talking about Greek gods and Chase is loosing it 🤣🤣

Off topic, but I like the old format better (with all 4 on screen)

how did he have such good phone service out there at the kennels for 911 when he could not get a call through to Paul or MAGGIE?

He doesn't know when to keep his mouth shut. Getting on the stand was a mistake

@dna_hapiness

Жыл бұрын

AM killing Maggie and Paul was a big mistake too

PLEASE go back to split screen! That was so much more interactive and nice to see y'all

@annem2922

Жыл бұрын

I agree, the former screen was more engaging. I don’t like the new presentation either🙁

Chase - there has been sooo much missing about this guy: 1) why didn’t he ever say something like “if only…”, ever? 2) why wasn’t he concerned more about finding who did it? 3) why wasn’t he concerned about Buster’s safety afterward? 4) he asked his drug dealer to shoot him so he did??!!! WTF??! Sooo much more to this back story. ‘MISSING LIES’ should be the title of the movie.

Woah it’s so weird to watch this without the 4 windows….I really prefer that way haha. I love watching all of your reactions.

' I can and will categorically tell you, to the best of my knowledge, I haven't lied ' on a t-shirt....😂😂😂😂

Please bring back the format of all 4 on the screen - seeing everyone's reactions is a huge bonus.

I prefer the 4 guys sharing the screne like they usually do. I like watching the other 3 and their behaviour while the 4th one speaks!

@edkins7979

Жыл бұрын

Agree. i feel like the interaction between the 4 is missing, and it's not a `panel' more like a podcast. :(

@thomasmarthinussen8978

Жыл бұрын

@@edkins7979 Hopefully they're back to normal next time around!

@nodramamomma2777

Жыл бұрын

Me too

Timestamps for clips shown Clip 1 00:16 Clip 2 11:40 Clip 3 18:53 Clip 4 31:05 Clip 5 44:30 Clip 6 57:58 Clip 7 1:08:49 Clip 8 1:17:27 Clip 9 1:26:00 Clip 10 1:40:13 Clip 11 1:52:08 Clip 12 2:00:43

Juror for ABC News: He never cried. All he did was to blow snot. Because I saw his eyes.

Really enjoying this live feed with the following caveat; I miss seeing all four of you together, I am not a fan of this new presentation format since one of the best things about your channel is the interaction between the four of you and your individual reactions to each other, I love watching that and is a good part of me never missing an episode. You guys are great, thank you for all the knowledge I've acquired over the past couple of years!

@Stormiray3

Жыл бұрын

I’m not a fan either. For some reason it’s just not the same at all and almost didn’t finish the video bc I wasn’t as interested 🤷🏼‍♀️ and I love you guys!

My opinion; I like when we can see all four of you at the same time. I find it better to be able to see the reactions of each of you when one speaks. I enjoy watching and learning from your show 😊

@sopigmented3012

Жыл бұрын

ditto! I also prefer all 4 on screen.

@sonjastanger5858

Жыл бұрын

Same

@chrismcree9366

Жыл бұрын

I like seeing their reactions to each other.

The anger at times with hooded slitted eyes and tight jaw . Total change from when he's crying.

Watching you on the screen individually doesn't work nearly as well imo compared to watching the 4 way interaction between each of you. Now, it just lacks something and the 4 way split screen was so unique, original and huge drawcard.. I'm not explaining this well... Anybody else know what I'm saying??....

@HarleyQwynn2013

Жыл бұрын

We all like to watch the 4 of them together, because it implies that we're all here together in the subject. Separately, it's just some guy telling us about how he feels.

@leighjohnston-hp4hl

Жыл бұрын

Ditto

@dianeduffcroop8158

Жыл бұрын

Agreed 👍

Great show. Please go back to split screen. I like seeing everyone like having a conversation together. Thank you for the work on the Murdaugh testimony.

@SheltieAgilityCH

Жыл бұрын

I agree i like the split screen as well

I like the other format with everyone on the screen. The interaction with each other is a big part of this that makes it engaging.

I liked seeing the other guy's expressions too! you changed your format

It's so strange to say basically "I'm going to give answers that fit my narrative. Every time I'm caught lying I'll say I knew there was a chance I'd get caught lying so it doesn't count as a lie. There were obviously more sources of information available than he counted on. He thought cell phone activity would support his story

Murdaugh: “IF I took a nap.” He can’t even commit to taking a nap !!🤥

@karebear7669

Жыл бұрын

Seriously. My palm went to my forehead on that one... smh

@justinj.3656

Жыл бұрын

He has done that with alot of things too

Rather than changing the screen, I think you should insert the mini clips again. People like to see the expressions while you’re explaining them.

I watched a single video a few months ago about body language during interrogations. When I watched Alex on the witness stand, I was like, "He's saying what someone else would do in that situation, not what he did!" I really want you guys to apply the same scrutiny to his brother, that man does the exact same thing.

He says that he went to see his mother because she has anxiety. What is not normal, is that he went to visit late in evening when he knows she must be sleeping with the medication she is taking. Also, he asked Maggie to drive 1.5 hours to go see his dad. Don't you think that the priority would be to see your dad when you know that she is sleeping and that she is not on the verge of dying? 😮

@GramCracker77

7 ай бұрын

And we all know how sundowners makes people with dementia act in the evening.

The 4 way split screen is much better to watch guys, we like to watch you guys interacting whilst listening. Please bring it back 🤗

@kathrynbaker7529

Жыл бұрын

I second this!

Bring back the 4 panels: I need to see others' reactions to some things that are being said.

@Laura.A.Y

Жыл бұрын

I agree, I like seeing them react to each other. Not to moan guys, we appreciate what you do 😁

@lavibez127

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Yes Please

@cynthialagreca

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Agreed!!

Alex was never sworn in when he received his badge. He also had his grandfather's. What's chilling is watching Alex and his father 'Handsome' Randolph, prowling the hospital corridors searching for the boat crash victims.

'When I got up from a nap, "IF" I took a nap..." IF????

@bp8085

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Yes , IF. I do not understand why everyone freaks out about what he can't perfectly remember? He walked outside to his family dead. Innocent until proven guilty

Bring all 4 faces on the screen back! 😢

I don't know other people, but I prefer to see you all guys at the same time in the frame view.

The grief during his tesimony was REAL (hence the lines) just NOT due to the loss of Paul and Maggie. It's been mentioned several times about how he didn't show grief lines/muscle when interviewed immediately after the murders but does now. I think this is because he didn't have grief at first. That night he thought he knew better than anyone how to handle it all and the people he needed to influence so that this day in court would NEVER happen... and he almost succeeded. NOW that he finds himself in court, he has true grief... over HIS losses... not over the people that died. The one place he's always been successful is in court... and often in that particular building. He's lost his reputation, law firm, money, freedom... but most of all, his own sense of success/power/superiority. To a man like Alec Murdaugh that hits him much harder. THAT is what he is grieving and why those wrinkles have appeared.

“You dang right it was important” Alex about his convo with his housekeeper when SLED first accused him ….. “ I don’t know what I was doing or what I said” when talking about the last moments before his family was shot to death in cold blood. Unreal