This is the most vulgar American drama about lawyers. I attribute it to several reasons why it is wonderful:
1. The protagonist is invincible. Danny Crane and Alan Shore, one old and one young, one teacher and one apprentice, can't stop wherever they are. The way of thinking, the way of answering, and the style of behavior can be said to be weird. Perhaps, it should be said that it is to enjoy life to the maximum extent with its superficial confusion and entertainment lifestyle.
2. Wonderful language. In fact, the first point can also prove this point. If you can enjoy American humor it should be entertaining from beginning to end.
Since it doesn't quite match the serious, moral image of the average lawyer (it's a lot like "House", which is also highly recommended), you won't get bored even listening to their closing arguments or legal vocabulary. .
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