The Night Of

I've never been happy about someone's cured legs before)

Well, not much happened in an hour and a half, but on the whole the finale was pleasing. A cat, first given away, and then walking around the apartment is the most important plus of the finale.
Eczema, which has returned in a much more disgusting form, is like an insistent advice not to trust amateurs from medicine. It's only going to get worse.
Well, as for the trial of Naze, it was like some kind of sideline, and it remained. The guy was both lucky and unlucky at the same time. He went out and out, there were no worries about him, he did everything himself to isolate himself as much as possible from the viewer. It is clear that there is no other way to survive in prison, but here they went overboard with this blackness and transformation. It's also surprising that he didn't lose his temper at the testimony.
Kapoor is too young, which was immediately clear, she will screw up somewhere, but the mistake is forgivable.
The possible killer was not surprised, as was the detective line in general. The emphasis in the series is clearly not on this. There is too much foot scratching and other distracting little things, which, nevertheless, works to engage in viewing and interest.

@Nikquest: Before that, there was the juice in court. Not only is this an almost verbatim retelling of the second part of the "Outsider" Camus, but also a brilliant demonstration not even of the judicial system, but of the power of human prejudice: one is too lazy to investigate, another is too lazy to check something, the third looked and also said that everything is clear. Well, as a result, not only he suffered (at least he turned into a drug addict with the prospect of becoming a dealer), but also his family, friends and neighbors. Seals and eczema are, of course, good, but it's still just a good and necessary addition.

And I'm for the cat.

Naz is free, but somehow it doesn't make me particularly happy. It was like another person had come out. Was it worth the fleeting acquaintance of who he had become?
Poor Stone, really, I thought I was done with eczema.

The series turned out to be worthwhile. There are a lot of open questions that you think about. Not a simple detective story shown in the form of a cliche, but a full-fledged story about the heroes and their world.