The first episode of Denny Crane's appearance is to have an affair with the wife of a big law firm client and his good friend who wants to ask him for help and defense. This plot is really eye-catching. There is no doubt that the male protagonists are Denny and Alan, especially Alan's performance in court. Although Denny has Alzheimer's, he is still very cute, but I really don't like their "yellow jokes"; women Characters, except Shirley who appeared in the last few episodes, there are Lori, Tara and Sally, Sally is not smart enough and mature enough, Tara also handles things very well, but sometimes the way of handling is similar to Alan's partiality, I personally don't like it very much She, my favorite is Lori, first of all, the most beautiful, and then the most calm, objective and mature. She doesn't mess with her colleagues. She is the most respected female lawyer in the law firm, and she is also three young women in court. The most outstanding female lawyers, of course, also have the most roles.
I am most impressed with a few cases.
Case 1: A small man who killed his mother with a frying pan, just because he was a failure but could no longer bear his mother's denial and humiliation. Alan helped him get out of the jail case, and finally he was kindly attached Advice, but a week later he kills the neighbor who saw him kill his mother, and Alan finally ignores him. This little man looked so harmless, kind and weak, but he committed two murders in a row. He is the character that impressed me the most and touched me the most, because I felt that I used to be a bit like him (of course not saying that he would kill people), and he was just like him. He can't even say a word, he has achieved nothing but still has a ridiculous self-esteem, and he looks like a very weak person, but he does something that surprises everyone, and makes others feel even the last sympathy. Clouds dissipate.
Case 2: A public school took the school to court after it was expelled because a teacher was unwilling to teach both creationism and evolution in class. Not long ago, I read a book "Understanding Evolution in One Book", and I roughly understood what the theory of evolution is and the difficult journey it has taken to be recognized, so it is not difficult to read this passage. The case was ultimately won by the defendant school. In fact, I think, this case reflects from the side that the American society and government's recognition of the theory of evolution is not universal, far less than the position of God in people's hearts. Many people prefer to believe that God created the world and human beings. I agree more with the separation of church and state. It does not mean that you cannot have faith if you believe in science. You can have religious beliefs, but beliefs are only personal behaviors and should not be confused with learning and advocating science. Faith should be a firm belief and source of motivation in our hearts to study and explore unknown science, and encourage and support us to keep going.
Case 3: A doctor prescribes a non-FDA drug to an obese patient. There is a very good sentence in it, "Desperate people do desperate things". Of course, Denny's closing statement is also impressive. Denny has Alzheimer's, and his brain's disobedience, memory, and inflexibility make him at a loss and sad, so he Using a non-FDA drug, although it was a black market drug, allowed him to regain his brain and finally ruled that Denny's defense doctor won the case. Despite this, Denny finally stopped the drug. I think Denny's choice is correct. Why do drugs need to be reviewed by the FDA before they can be prescribed to patients? Drugs are poisonous, especially Western drugs have many side effects. Maybe your main symptoms are relieved, but it brings Other unexpected injuries came. Regarding weight loss, I don't think there is any special medicine at all. Healthy eating and moderate exercise are the best way.
Case 4 Lori went to psychotherapy. The therapist told her that a patient said he was going to kill his ex-wife. The doctor didn't know if he wanted to warn the patient's ex-wife. The ex-husband was shot. The plot of this case is very ~Case 5 Brad represented a lesbian lawsuit, but he was attracted by the client. He thought that the other party also had feelings for him. He also asked a private detective to follow the client. The deceiver despised him the most. I thought that Brad only had a tongue-in-cheek eye. After seeing this, I felt that he was destined to be Alan's foil.
Case 6: The student sued the principal who censored the news broadcast by the media without authorization and banned some news from being broadcast. Alan said that the media really just wants to make money, and it will favor whoever gives the money, and it is purely entertainment. However, it is also true that some media dissemination of the three views are incorrect. In order to prevent students from being assimilated, the dissemination should be prohibited. However, speech should be free, and students also have the right to know and understand different voices from all walks of life. Knowing that there are many different views in society, students can learn to view the world dialectically.
Case 7: In the final episode, in another state, a black boy with an IQ of only 80 was sentenced to death even though his DNA was not his own. It said that there is something called "death row syndrome", which means that those condemned to death all acquiesce in their crimes, and they gladly accept that they are sentenced to death without any desire to survive. Before being executed, this black boy was not afraid. Alan told him that if you still want to be regarded as a person, you should show fear and fear. No one is not afraid of death in the face of death. It hurts my heart to see it, just like seeing those women who have been imprisoned as sex slaves go to help the criminals who have imprisoned them to plead for mercy after being rescued. I also have a question, doesn't the United States have no death penalty?
From this season, I also learned that mad cow disease and Alzheimer's disease are very similar, and even difficult to distinguish, and the incubation period of mad cow disease can be 40 years!
When I wrote it, I felt my head was in a mess, there was no logic, and it was more of a spoiler.
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