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I never even heard of this show.

Apparently it's about lawyers or something. 8 seasons, so it's also good enough to not get canceled. I'm getting White Collar vibes from it from the previews. Idk. We'll see if I'll stick it out.

It's unrealistic as hell but I have to say I really enjoyed it. I was hooked from the 1st episode on how he landed his job. Overall I found it to be an entertaining show and it maintained it pretty much throughout the entire run. One of USA's strong series in my opinion.

Just know that the darker skin chick ends up marrying Prince Harry irl.

My roommate watched this and I hated it. Everyone is such a prick and every line of dialogue is just one slick comeback after another. Its like the writers wrote every line with Oh yeah? at the beginning then just deleted it later on.

It's a USA original? Lol no wonder I've haven't came across it. I stopped paying for Cable almost a decade ago.

Yeah, I'm liking this Mike guy, but his best friend? Not so much. Probably because I've seen him play douchey roles in other shows and movies that have long eluded me.

Meagan Markle is beautiful on it. Absolute dime piece

It's got a lot of quippy dialog and overall it's a fun show. It gets repetitive and most of the court cases wind up not making a lot of sense, but I really enjoyed it.

The guy that plays Louis has some legitimately good acting going on in a few scenes, but I can't remember anyone else being too notable. Mostly it's just a turn your brain off and enjoy banter between characters type of show

Gf and I started on it a few weeks ago, well mostly her and I occasionally sit in.

It's fine. Gets old quick though imo

I recently started it, I like it.

Donna though.

Ivany2008 posted...

Just know that the darker skin chick ends up marrying Prince Harry irl.

Ohhhh shit... I knew she looked familiar. Huh. Good for her.

AloneIBreak posted...

My roommate watched this and I hated it. Everyone is such a prick and every line of dialogue is just one slick comeback after another. Its like the writers wrote every line with Oh yeah? at the beginning then just deleted it later on.

Quippy dialog heavy shows are comfy, though. It'll probably be on as background noise while I'm in my office. <_<

It reminds me of Billions

Wife watched the first couple episodes the other day and said I should try it. We did that Lincoln Lawyer and it was pretty good.

I only watched up to season 4 but from what I remember it was a fun ride. I think the biggest issue is that the writers are afraid to commit to character development. I remember Louis was probably one of the most interesting characters I'd seen on tv and everytime it looked like they were leaning into developing his character in a more complex manner, they always seemed to slide back and make him the dumbass that always makes the wrong choices.

lmao i love that show. Its almost shonen anime-esque at times when the lawyers go oh you thought you had me but actually you succeeding in your plan was part of my plan all along!! Its really entertaining

AloneIBreak posted...

My roommate watched this and I hated it. Everyone is such a prick and every line of dialogue is just one slick comeback after another. Its like the writers wrote every line with Oh yeah? at the beginning then just deleted it later on.

This is unironically why it like it so much haha. Every character is playing like 5d chess so that theyre able to successfully land comebacks

It's BORING.

Nota214 posted...

I only watched up to season 4 but from what I remember it was a fun ride. I think the biggest issue is that the writers are afraid to commit to character development. I remember Louis was probably one of the most interesting characters I'd seen on tv and everytime it looked like they were leaning into developing his character in a more complex manner, they always seemed to slide back and make him the dumbass that always makes the wrong choices.

It kind of slowly slides into changes. Louis and Harvey actually have a lot of growth without losing core aspects of their characters