OK, I (fortunately) only caught the last half of this "movie". I was surfing through and saw Wendie Malick, and stopped to watch. Then I made the mistake of leaving the sound on.
I have seen the main three leads in many other shows, so I know they do know how to act.
That leaves the "writer" and "director", if they can really be described as such.
The worst was the writing. It is like the writer has heard a few commercials for other much better lawyer shows, and thought they knew how to write a courtroom drama. Hint, next time, watch the entire show, you might learn how a courtroom drama should be written.
The worst example - When the prosecutor calls the police lieutenant as a witness to supposedly describe the trajectory of the bullets, the lieutenant says only a few words, and the defense does no cross examination. This should have been a crucial part of the case, and it was nothing.
Three stars only because they hired Wendie Malick, and at least gave her some decent lines. Otherwise, one star or less.
No spoilers here, it is hard to spoil something so badly written.
I have seen the main three leads in many other shows, so I know they do know how to act.
That leaves the "writer" and "director", if they can really be described as such.
The worst was the writing. It is like the writer has heard a few commercials for other much better lawyer shows, and thought they knew how to write a courtroom drama. Hint, next time, watch the entire show, you might learn how a courtroom drama should be written.
The worst example - When the prosecutor calls the police lieutenant as a witness to supposedly describe the trajectory of the bullets, the lieutenant says only a few words, and the defense does no cross examination. This should have been a crucial part of the case, and it was nothing.
Three stars only because they hired Wendie Malick, and at least gave her some decent lines. Otherwise, one star or less.
No spoilers here, it is hard to spoil something so badly written.