Mark Langston

Abdullah 2022-01-26 08:46:04

- The truth sets you free (-Bible), but not makes you happy.

- She's either evil, or she's a two-year-old, she wants what she wants when she wants it.

- Healing is a matter of adjusting your mind to God's will...

- End justifies the means. (E11 black and white racism and hot spots are evident...

Alba 2022-01-26 08:46:04

I haven't seen the back of the three EADAs in the main drama, so I don't know much about Cutter. Speaking of the first two, my personal opinion is that both Stone and McCoy are very good, and McCoy is not inferior to Stone in terms of work ability and fullness of characters. From my own...

Josie 2022-03-26 09:01:13

NYPD is pursuing the truth, but every question from some prosecutors in the court hits the core. Every episode I watch, I feel nervous as a member of the jury

Ebony 2022-03-25 09:01:21

Concise, restrained, rigorous, scrupulous, and intricate, it is an almost perfect legal drama. Whether it’s the moment when Ben Stone, hunched over his back, pacing before the jury, making a statement, or leaning halfway on the prosecutor’s desk, stopping to question and stare at the suspect’s silence, we all travel back to the other side of the ocean 30 years ago. In a court of law, they are caught in the entanglement of good and evil, humanity and justice, and together they explore the boundaries of the law. PS It's a pity that the fat man didn't play again after this season.