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CyricZ posted...

A good half of the show has been attorneying. Not on a Better Call Saul level, but it is case focused.

Sort of, but like I said, she doesn't really do that much. I could have walked in off the street and made the exact same argument she prepared in defense of Blonsky. Every case she's been involved in so far could have been resolved without pretty much any input or involvement from her.

Even if part of Jen's involvement with a case requires her to port to a theater to fling demons through a hole.

You know, I was actually thinking about that. She completely screwed herself over in that caseany half-competent attorney could use the fact that she withheld removing the last demon until Donny Blaze (incredible name, btw, I do really enjoy a lot of the humor the show brings) agreed to abide by the cease and desist as evidence of coercion, and have the entire suit thrown out. She could probably even be disbarred for doing something like that. Saul Goodman would have had a field day.

I get that a lot of this is nitpicking but just like, would it be so hard for them to give their main character, who is supposed to be a good, competent lawyer, some moments of brilliance? Instead of giving them to some random guy she works with?