
‘How To Get Away With Murder’ Only Succeeds When It Separates Its Cast
Who cares where Laurel's baby is? Give us an episode-long Caplan & Gold trivia challenge.
Who cares where Laurel's baby is? Give us an episode-long Caplan & Gold trivia challenge.
This show's depiction of law firm interviews lacks any sort of realism whatsoever.
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The next few months offer a cornucopia of law-related television and movies.
We're currently in a stacked season for legal entertainment, so let's squeeze two shows into one column.
Sometimes it's easy to forget that the star of HTGAWM is a world-class actress.
Oh great! Another lawyer show!
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Here are the awards (which run the gamut from serious to irreverent).
The season finale is a cheat and unfair to the audience; how can we trust anything the show does in the future?
The show has changed its format but still has lots of problems, according to culture critic Harry Graff.
Has television critic Harry Graff changed his views on this hit show?
PLI honors Toby J. Rothschild with its inaugural Victor J. Rubino Award for Excellence in Pro Bono Training, recognizing his dedication and impact.
Culture columnist Harry Graff looks back on the year that was in law-related television, books, and movies.
Television critic Harry Graff really was not very interested in what happened to Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) in the mid-season finale.
There is too much going on on How to Get Away with Murder, according to culture critic Harry Graff.
Viola Davis, who was fantastic in movies like Doubt and The Help, needs to be on a better show.
* Marriage equality, religious freedom, voting rights, campaign finance reform, racial justice... one civil rights issue outweighs them all: the composition of the Supreme Court. [Talking Points Memo] * Reminder to all the fresh lil' 1Ls out there: you just might find love. [Go Knoxville] * I'm glad someone is fact-checking How To Get Away With Murder; watching that show was getting exhausting. [Refinery 29] * How quickly what is considered "offensive" changes. [What About Paris?] * The latest review of Supreme Ambitions (affiliate link), by Katelyn Kye of Major, Lindsey & Africa (note: some spoilers). [In Brief] * Try not to let the misery of the courtroom get you down. [Katz Justice] * Taking a look at the process of adopting legal tech. [Law Technology Today] * A tribute to how Doug Kendall changed the way liberals talk about the constitution. The founder of the Constitutional Accountability Center, Kendall passed away this weekend. [Think Progress]