Darden briefly recrosses Richard Walsh on the Playboy exercise video, establishing two key points: that Walsh cannot know whether OJ's near-fall during filming was genuine or staged, and that OJ performed far better in the video than Walsh had expected. Both concessions serve the prosecution's theory that OJ was physically capable of committing the murders.
# 1 MR. DARDEN: You know, Mr. Cochran never played in the NFL. But, Mr. Walsh, when the Defendant almost fell over, as you described it, you don't know whether or not he was just faking that, do you?
KEY QUOTE # 2 MR. COCHRAN: I object, your Honor. Calls for speculation.
# 3 THE COURT: Overruled.
# 4 MR. WALSH: No, I don't.
# 5 MR. DARDEN: You don't know if he was just putting on an act?
KEY QUOTE # 6 MR. WALSH: No, I don't.
# 7 MR. DARDEN: And you say that you thought Playboy made a mistake when they picked OJ Simpson to co-star with you in this exercise video?
# 8 MR. WALSH: Yes, I did.
# 9 MR. DARDEN: But he surprised you, didn't he?
# 10 MR. WALSH: Yes, he did.
# 11 MR. DARDEN: He was a lot better at this than you ever thought he would be, correct?
KEY QUOTE # 12 MR. WALSH: That's correct.
# 13 MR. DARDEN: Okay. That's all.
FURTHER REDIRECT EXAMINATION BY MR. COCHRAN