A look at the relationship between two lawyers: a young prodigy (Baruchel) and his mentor (Johnson), a jaded defense attorney.
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Series Cast Summary
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Grant Cooper
(8 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Jay Baruchel | ... |
Skip Ross
(8 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Jaime Lee Kirchner | ... |
Dulcinea 'Dee' Real
(7 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Susan Ward | ... |
Kate Manat
(7 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| S. Zev Esquenazi | ... |
Sheriff Hawk
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(7 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Reiley McClendon | ... |
Tom Ross
(5 episodes, 2005-2006)
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Eric Sandeen | ... |
Ryan Norris
(3 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| David Starzyk | ... |
Allan Marshall
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(2 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Raphael Sbarge | ... |
Father Ross
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(2 episodes, 2005)
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| James Patrick Stuart | ... |
Dick Dietz
(2 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Gregory Michael | ... |
Ryan Cern
(2 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Alain Uy | ... |
Jesus Lima
(2 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Brady Smith | ... |
Harbor Master Owen
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(2 episodes, 2006)
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| Bernadette Balagtas | ... |
Interpreter
(2 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Patti Yasutake | ... |
Judge Nina Tonai
(2 episodes, 2005-2006)
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| Julie Warner | ... |
Mrs. Ross
(2 episodes, 2005)
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| Pete Stamatelatos | ... |
Reporter
(2 episodes, 2005)
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Zvonimir Hace | ... |
Inmate
(2 episodes, 2005)
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| James Jordan | ... |
Claude Osteen
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Brenda Strong | ... |
Liza Lynch
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Gil McKinney | ... |
Sean Walker
(1 episode, 2006)
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| John Mese | ... |
Detective James Walsh
(1 episode, 2005)
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| Dean Norris | ... |
Judge
(1 episode, 2006)
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| William Russ | ... |
Bartender
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Dax Griffin | ... |
Joe Chase
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Robin Thomas | ... |
Dr. Steven Benson
(1 episode, 2005)
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| Albie Selznick | ... |
Crown witness
(1 episode, 2005)
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Armando Valdes-Kennedy | ... |
A.D.A. Victor Alvarez
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Michael Mantell | ... |
Medical Expert-Author Witness
(1 episode, 2005)
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| Eric Winter | ... |
Jared Kale
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Tom McGowan | ... |
Jeff Jacobs
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Iqbal Theba | ... |
Dr. Gupta
(1 episode, 2005)
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| James Shanklin | ... |
Judge W. Mosley
(1 episode, 2005)
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| Lawrence Pressman | ... |
Judge W. Alston
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Cliff De Young | ... |
Michael Kale
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Alex Quijano | ... |
Valet
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Will Schaub |
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| Michael McGrady |
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| Michael Cavanaugh |
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| P.J. Byrne | ... |
Wayne
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Michael Shamus Wiles | ... |
Detective J. Orosco
(1 episode, 2006)
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Marcus Reynaga |
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Bradley Stryker | ... |
Kem Hunt
(1 episode, 2005)
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| Paul Francis | ... |
Private club waiter Russ
(1 episode, 2005)
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| Brian McGovern | ... |
Handsome witness
(1 episode, 2005)
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| Craig Ricci Shaynak | ... |
Joe Byrne
(1 episode, 2006)
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Ian Novotny | ... |
Juror
(1 episode, 2006)
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| Faran Tahir |
(1 episode, 2005)
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| Peyton List | ... |
Paradise Colvin
(1 episode, 2005)
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| Amy Aquino |
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Production Companies
- Jerry Bruckheimer Television
- Warner Bros. Television (in association with)
Distributors
- The WB Television Network (2005) (United States) (theatrical) (original airing)
- Warner Bros. Television (2005) (World-wide) (sales)
- TNT (2005) (United States) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Central Casting (extras casting)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (cranes and dollies)
- Chef Robért Catering (catering)
- Direct Tools & Fasteners (expendables)
- Transportation Resources (transportation equipment)
- Ulrich/Dawson/Kritzer Casting (casting)
- i24P (dailies processing)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Skip Ross graduated from law school with honors at 19, only to find no firm will let him do all what he, in youthful naivety, wants: plead so justice be done in court. So the prodigy accepts a partnership with his antipode: Grant Cooper has the worst reputation and honor nor reputation. In every case Grant's cynical, pessimistic pragmatism clashes with Skip's simplistically noble virtue and legal brilliance. Yet their LA clients, usually too poor to afford a decent firm, are served surprisingly well. Kate Manat, second only to him in class, chose a subservient, well-paid job in a prestigious firm, but envies Skip being a trial lawyer. Written by KGF Vissers |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | First-run episodes aired on the WB attracted an audience averaging 50 years; the network, seeking a much younger demographic, quickly canceled the show. See more » |