Boston Legal - Season 1

Pros: funny dialogue. wonderfully written characters.

Cons: the season was cut short for Grey's Anatomy

The Bottom Line: This show is the only legal drama I have ever wanted to watch.

Review: I have a hard time getting into legal or medical dramas. Well, I usually have a hard time with most TV shows in general. But with legal and medical dramas you have to deal with ethical dilemmas and hear a lot of dialogue about the thin line between law ...

Pros: Quirky, over the top and a great ensemble show.

Cons: I personally would have kept Betty White around.

The Bottom Line: Worth the money! A true classic.

Review: And now that I've gotten a second shot at Season 1 of Boston Legal, I actually like it more than the first time. Somehow, you pick up on more of the nuance and the repeat when that group of 7 days doesn't intervene between episodes. Making his ...

Pros: Laugh out loud, continously

Cons: Some humor is rather disturbing and inappropriate for children

The Bottom Line: Watch the show on Tuesday to make sure it fits your humor style then buy the DVD seasons 1 and 2. It is quick paced and funny.

Review: Nothing is funnier than James Spader and William Shatner on a Sunday night. Nothing, except having them any night you want. The season 1 DVD is worth your money. It is a 5 disc set that includes 17 episodes. The show itself is centered around the lives ...

Pros: Story lines that don't involve Denny and Alan bore me

Cons: Not enough episodes in season 1

Review: Denny Crane, Alan Shore.....you need no other characters to make this a fabulous show. These two actors, William Shatner and James Spader hit their absolute prime with their portrayals of the creme de le creme of Boston attorneys. The writing, the ...

Pros: Acting, Storylines, Characters

Cons: Some of the humor does not hold up over multiple viewings, Only 17 episodes.

The Bottom Line: "Boston Legal's" first season establishes the zany office of Crane, Poole and Schmidt and features veteran actors performing the roles of their lives.

Review: Perhaps the biggest challenge David E. Kelley had when creating, "Boston Legal" was to create a law comedy that was distinctly different from "Ally McBeal." And in creating the show for ABC, he was no doubt out to get back the audience he had lost from ...