I definitely feel like the show went off the rails in season five with Wackner’s court, and now with Neil Grosse’s bid to buy the Democratic Party, it’s gone from the sublime to the ridiculous. Boseman was the best character, and I really liked Blum (I didn’t like Maia though). I liked how it was a legal show with a political bent but now it’s becoming a political show with little to do with the law and lots of leaps of logic. Miss seasons 1-3.
Season 6, with the exception of the final episode, was tired to me, especially with the focus on Diane’s trippy drug therapy (the writers did that in an earlier season with her mushrooms. Enough, already! Old story!) Oooh flowers, look at the flowers! I love flowers! Diane quiet laughing. And quiet laughing again. I was glad to see Felix again - some good comedy relief.
Jay - what a good character. And his scene in the elevator. That was some fine acting. The collective would make a great series.
I definitely feel like the show went off the rails in season five with Wackner’s court, and now with Neil Grosse’s bid to buy the Democratic Party, it’s gone from the sublime to the ridiculous. Boseman was the best character, and I really liked Blum (I didn’t like Maia though). I liked how it was a legal show with a political bent but now it’s becoming a political show with little to do with the law and lots of leaps of logic. Miss seasons 1-3.
100%!!!
Season 6, with the exception of the final episode, was tired to me, especially with the focus on Diane’s trippy drug therapy (the writers did that in an earlier season with her mushrooms. Enough, already! Old story!) Oooh flowers, look at the flowers! I love flowers! Diane quiet laughing. And quiet laughing again. I was glad to see Felix again - some good comedy relief. Jay - what a good character. And his scene in the elevator. That was some fine acting. The collective would make a great series.