Years before 24, in 1995, Steven Bochco (NYPD Blue) gave us Murder One, the story of a single court case told across a TV season’s worth of episodes — 23 in all here, though the series terms them “chapters,” a completely appropriate affectation. The plot — a sordid tale of sex, drugs, blackmail, and of course murder in Hollywood — is novelistically complex, with numerous subplots and a roster of characters, each with his or her own slew of quirks and secrets, that you might need a cheat sheet to keep up with. Star Daniel Benzali (The Grey Zone) is absolutely riveting, in a smarmy kind of way, as Los Angeles defense attorney Teddy Hoffman, and makes an excellent foil for the always fascinating Stanley Tucci (The Core) as superrich entrepreneur and all-