the audience applauded

Sadly Over-hyped

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

It's ok, reasonably entertaining and if you have time to kill worth a watch. It might not appeal to everyone, but considering how much rubbish is on the television, this falls on the right side of ok.

Being a fan of Shondaland for the most part, I was looking forward to this latest show. The Paris Geller character from Gilmour Girls is reincarnated in this show as Kate Littlejohn - an almost identical acting replication. Although she has amusing moments, it does little to make up for the overall cast of characters who don't act like any young lawyer I know, and who make me cheer against them than for them. There are far too many lame, fasting speaking and unrelatable characters played by actors who appear as if they are simply excited to be on tv. One can only assume that this show got renewed purely because of its creator, and that it won't last long!

Liking the show more and more as the show develops and starting to feel more attached to the characters- even ones that I thought I wouldn't like. I'm a sucker for shows that wrap up the trial by the end of the episode-I'm just weird I guess for not wanting to watch people prep the same case for years and work their more than 40+ work weeks.

Made it to halfway through episode 8 (Flippity-Flop) before giving up on this show. Predominantly the rapid-fire banter attempting to cover for bad acting but can't get past the premise that the best lawyers for these high-profile cases are the beautiful new, fresh out of law school attorneys. ZERO drop-ins by other experienced attorneys or were these offices totally empty before the saviors arrived? Just not likable characters (too privileged, too OCD, too aggressive, too.....) even crying in their evening wine (or whine) about how messed up their lives are in penthouse apartments or at their Senator Mama's palatial estate.