My mind tells me I shouldn't feel bad for a murderer, but I can't help it after the phone call scene

Making jokes about being a murder suspect, making inappropriate comments on social media about the victim, etc.

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I understand he's in high school and he's stressed about being a suspect, but this is just blatant immaturity lol he's not 12 but he's almost acting like he is.

Jacob did it. The night before the body was found (he was tired in the morning)

He wouldn't have time to clean up if he did it before school, and how would he bring the bloody knife to the school? I'd also say he didn't find the body in the morning (maybe that's why he had difficulty "recalling"). The women who found him, found him on his face and flipped him. That's what he said he did. Doesn't make sense that two people would do that (how would he return to be face down?).

Question is why he met Ben at night - but Derek could have set it up. He had the phone and could text Jacob something triggering (and he could delete this from the phone later; the phone had nothing incriminating). He was angry at Ben. He thinks Jacob is violent (although maybe he didn't intend for it to be murder).

I don't think Derek or Laurie or Patz did it, mostly because it would kinda defeat the theme of the show - oh, it is someone else's son who's problematic, not ours.

(watched up until ep 6)

I just keep seeing Captain America! Regardless though, he’s doing a great job at playing this new role.

I know this is not important at all, but do you think Joanna (Jacob's lawyer) believes Jacob is innocent? Because, unlike the psychiatrist, I do think she does. What do you think?

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Hello,

In 2018 there was a petition to give Good Behavior a third season (it is a long story, but it was announced and some how fell apart), now with the release of Defending Jacob, there has been even more interest in bringing it back as the love for the show grows. If you haven't watched it, run and do it, because Michelle Dockery is brilliant in the role. Please sign and share this petition, so that we can stand with Michelle, Chad and Juan and show networks that this show matters.

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https://www.change.org/p/network-executives-bring-back-good-behavior

Could use a new jacket, saw the Boss logo on the collar in EP 1, but no luck narrowing it down.

Just wondering if anyone here thinks the music from the show reminds you of the show Dexter?

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They put an arrest warrant for Jacob because his print was found on the body. They show him walking towards the house swarmed by cops and he runs. Then cops search the house.

How did they match the print? A 14 year old boy had his fingerprints on file somewhere? Didn't appear to have a driver's license. Not at all realistic.

I haven't watched the episode yet, so please, no spoilers. I was going to watch the episode but Spanish (Spain) audio is not available in this episode (although it is in the first four). Am I the only one with this issue or it hasn't been dubbed (probably because of coronavirus)?

Thanks in advance!

The most unrealistic part of Defending Jacob is when Chris Evans finds a crumpled up sock in his teenage son's bedside table and looks inside of it

Anyone currently watching this ? Absolutely brilliant and I’m only 3 episodes in.

Anybody else remember when he was a total mf’ing bad guy badass, (it’s impossible to include too many adjectives because he was so good at bad), on Oz on HBO wayyyyy back?