(Season 3, Episodes 5-8) Did you know that Lindsay was a woman? Or that Eugene and Rebecca were black? Okay, I did too, but this was the first time I got to watch The Practice on my TV, instead of off of Hulu on my computer. Thanks, FX, for airing them at 7AM on the […]
(Season 3, Episodes 1-4) Thanks to everyone who voted, and who shared their opinions last time; your voices have been heard. I think I’m going to try continuing this on a weekly basis, but I will see how my new TV load holds up; presumably, if I begin to crumble under the weight, you are […]
(Season 2, Episodes 25-28) Not surprising that Donnell and Associates is beginning to take on a new look. I’m actually surprised that it took this long for the little cash and respect that they’ve earned to begin to transform the place. Did I expect it would involve reorganization? No — I just thought that they might […]
(Season 2, Episodes 21-24) I can still stack the complaints I have about the show all the way past the roof of the nearby 42-story building, but I’m also really enjoying The Practice. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve said, “Oh, wow!” of late. Jimmy and Ellenor haven’t changed, and I still think […]
(Season 2, Episodes 17-20) That is, she takes them on in what should have amounted to the most wildly appealed case of judicial and legal misconduct that I’ve ever seen on TV. Opposing lead counsels were sleeping together; one of Bobby’s co-counsel and Helen are best friends; Helen interceded on Jimmy’s behalf when he had […]
(Season 2, Episodes 13-16) Less court appearances for Bobby, truncated screen time for Lindsay, less law and more emotion from Eugene … unfortunately, it’s the Jimmy and Ellenor show right now. Of course, Ellenor only pipes in when, you know, someone who knows something about the law needs to add their two cents (sorry Jimmy), […]
(Season 2, Episodes 9-12) Donnell and Associates might be in some trouble. Two of the “and Associates” are questioning criminal defense, and no one can quite decide whether or not they’re a respectable — or laughingstock of a — firm. Plus, Jimmy sucks at the law and as a person. GET A LAW DEGREE, REBECCA. […]
