The Night Of Burning Questions: Freddy Makes a Gruesome, Game-Changing Move

Here are the other lingering questions we're left with after Episode 7:

Is a serial killer on the loose?

[...] Chandra doesn't let up - she posits the theory that Box removed the inhaler from the crime scene, going against department protocol and his 30-plus years of experience working crime scenes, because it didn't jell with the "crazed killer" picture he was trying to paint.

Box is clearly blindsided on the witness stand when Chandra brings up Duane Reade and the hearse driver.

The investigator Stone hired to photograph the crime scene reveals at the trial that there's a missing knife from the set at Andrea's house.

Granted, this could all be totally irrelevant, as Helen (Jeannie Berlin) basically destroys him on cross-examination and implies that the knife probably just went missing in a totally innocuous way, but it's interesting information to file away regardless.

Stone's Chinese miracle worker tells him that there's no magical powder to get rid of his asthma - the only cure is to get rid of his new feline friend.

-Round of applause for Amara Karan, who was the MVP of this episode as Chandra, who's incredibly poised in the courtroom and steps up to the challenge of cross-examining tough witnesses.