The.best part of this show is the dynamic duo relationship between Denny Crane (William Shatner) and Alan Shore (James Spader). Yes, they are hilariously politically incorrect and inappropriate at times, but it's not like anyone actually really condoned their behaviour. It's meant to be for humour's sake.
James Spader plays an outstanding role with many of his courtroom convincing monologues. It's a great show overall, but it ends up taking itself too seriously by Season 5 and becomes a bit too political with Alan Shore playing the conflicted outraged liberal saviour too often.
As a few have mentioned, the wavering character development around the main leads to disappear and reappear with a certain.amount of presupposition required for this to occur. I understand budgetary the wavering ratings and budgets had something to do with it in reality.
7.5/10.
James Spader plays an outstanding role with many of his courtroom convincing monologues. It's a great show overall, but it ends up taking itself too seriously by Season 5 and becomes a bit too political with Alan Shore playing the conflicted outraged liberal saviour too often.
As a few have mentioned, the wavering character development around the main leads to disappear and reappear with a certain.amount of presupposition required for this to occur. I understand budgetary the wavering ratings and budgets had something to do with it in reality.
7.5/10.