Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Artivels Undescribable Perfection

Acensbart Excellent but underrated film

Nayan Gough A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

ilcool90 When I got the news that this series was canceled I was really angry and confused. The series had good viewer ratings, so what pushed the TV channel management towards canceling it is beyond me. Series is about a former patent law lawyer ( Cathy Bates ) who had enough of the same boring cases, got herself fired from a major law firm and started over in a former shoe shop in a bad neighborhood.Cathy Bates plays an awesome role of a grumpy old lady who is actually tired of everything. Her law firm expands because more lawyers want to join her. All of them have style of their own. Series shows in a good detailed way how the case is being prepared and how are thing done in court. It's very educational, and because actors are so good in their roles and entertaining and you can't wait for the next episode. Everyone who is interested in law I advice to go and watch the episodes.

Kyle Mann Harry's Law could not keep me around for more than two episodes, and I honestly wouldn't have lasted that long if they didn't have a beautiful actress in the background.I've spent a lot of time in journalism. I understand it's almost impossible to stay completely unbiased when writing anything, but to go so far as to make the enemies of every episode a conservative thinker while the heroes champion left-wing ideas is absolutely terrible. The show is completely unrealistic and I personally find it abhorrent the way political views are ruining what would probably be a pretty good TV show.Other than the biased soliloquies and monologues, I have to say the characters are rather interesting, the story telling is a good kind of quirky and I think the premise for the show is good. But please, can we not ruin shows with liberal and conservative ideas and just let the story play itself out?

Don Cole So what happened to this show. Suddenly we're a big law firm and the tone of the show has changed entirely. Harry is now just a cranky old bitch and what did you do to Jean Smart. Designing Women seems like it was on another planet. She is totally unbelievable as a character. I feel sorry for her having to deliver those lines with a straight face. Any charm and humanity the show had seems to be gone. If you're trying to be the Good Wife, forget it, you're not in the same league. And where did Mark Valley come from? I appreciate that he is nice eye candy but what has he got to do with anything. The former supporting cast seems to have been pushed aside as stars with higher profiles take the spotlight. Alfred Molina is wonderful but give him something to work with please.

lackey-eleanor Why change a quirky cast and setting in Season 2? Mark Valley is a leading man and it appears there is a struggle for viewers attention. He looks like he should be the star of the show instead of Kathy Bates. Changes from first season to second killed Mark's other show - Human Target. That show like Harry's Law lost its punch when more cast was added-especially insipid females.Harry's Law's original cast were a cozy group fighting for the little guy while learning their strengths. This season, there are slick new cast members that distract and diminish the core cast of the first season. Tommy Jefferson looks like a sad buffoon this year where he was unique and quirky with a heart of semi-precious gold in season 1. The DA played by Jean Smart is just vulgar and morally depraved.....yuck! I looked forward to Season 1's cast, set and cases about helping people who needed a voice. Thumbs down on Season 2 so far.