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That was an excellent one.

if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Kate Reed is an ex-lawyer who's now a mediator. She loves to be fair and wants to be fair with all her clients. I love this show. I want to see Justin and Kate get back together .Also the new addition to the show Ryan Johnson as Ben is great. Virginia Williams as Lauren Reed does a great job. Is great to see a lawyer that wants to do the best and fair thing in a case. She prefers to mediate than to earn money as a lawyer. Her assistant Leonardo is witty, smart and a great t character in this showEven though I want to see more of Justin and Kate together, I would also like to see Ben nd Kate going out on a date., but I believe that Kate has more chemistry with Justin

You know how just before a new TV series airs the female star will hit the talk show circuit and gush about her character? "I was immediately drawn to (character name) because she's smart, and strong, and sexy, and (character name) believes in truth and fairness, and (character name) has the courage to stand behind her convictions and is't afraid to be herself in a man's world!"And you cringe because you've heard that same tripe again and again and again from every crappy show that's doomed to fail after 3 episodes.Add Fairly Legal to that crap heap.Sarah Shahi as Kate Reed is always right, everyone else is always wrong, and every conflict or solution must be her way or the highway. Seriously, it's 20 freaking' 12 and writers still equate "ball buster" with "strong woman" and "self-absorbed" with "determined"? Seriously?Women deserve better. Viewers deserve better.

Finally a show that is new, fresh and more unpredictable than anything on TV. Our legal system is not about truth or even justice it is all about the law and which lawyers best spin it to their advantage. This show produces fair and just settlements that benefit all and at the least cost, not the pompous arrogant people TV portrays lawyers to be. (I know one show says that attorneys MAKE the laws.) I know there are times it gets to be a little sappy but I am tired of shows with all the blood, guts and bodies. It even gives sappiness a fresh spin. The characters have real personality, but that is USA network's motto. To top this all off Sarah Shahi is super-hot. I hope this show runs for many seasons and not just 10 episodes so far......

The problem Kate faces in each episode is nothing that really makes for exciting television--there is nothing about the plot that makes me need to see the next episode. The writing is cliché and gimmicky, but it's not terrible and every episode manages to have a good one liner. This sitcom is entertaining because Sarah Shahi is so incredibly talented-- she really brings Kate to life and is amazing to watch. She's the only reason I watch fairly legal every week. Regarding the supporting cast: Michael Trucco is a good actor but he's on for two seconds before he has to go attend to something or another-- it's a bit annoying because it would be great to see a bit more of him. Baron Vaughn is likable but I feel like he should be funnier--not sure if its his acting or the writing. Virginia Williams looks beautiful but she is a pretty one dimensional actor -- she can't really hold her own with Sarah Shahi and doesn't give her much to work with. Sarah needs a better show!!!