I stray from the point...
Even so, I still think that Alan Shore is in BL than in TP (The practice). Much happier...
Let's start from beginning.
"Boston Legal" is a spin-off of the ABC series "The Practice", and the main content is to tell the story of Alan Shore's experience during his work at Crane, Poole & Schmidt. All kinds of bizarre but extremely realistic cases and the lawyer morality brought out by these cases, the conflict and integration of human social morality and the law, the problems pointed out by this film are marginal and the mainstream is very sharp and straight. It refers to the center of the contradiction, but to a certain extent, this film is extremely idealistic, and the different results of those border balls with reality sometimes make people feel the main screenwriter David E·Kelley's big devil teases reality, and These playful bridges are more out of frustration (← and political orientation is different).
Of course, in addition to the endless cases and political speeches, the emotional drama is indispensable in American dramas. The protagonist Alan Shore and his best friend are Denny, the founding partner of the male No. 2 CPS firm, whose name ranks first on the wall. Although Crane has different expressions due to their personalities, they are both out-and-out supporters of machismo. Their interests are smoking, drinking and materializing women, so they both have girlfriends at different times. The biggest difference should be Alan's girlfriends usually only cause trouble for himself, but Denny's are basically subversive characters who can threaten the company...
The main emotional line of the film actually focuses on the German friendship between Alan and Denny. These two characters can basically be said to be the most obvious political benchmarks in the film. Alan Shore's political inclination lies in the Democratic Party, while Denny Crane is a Uncompromising Republicans. Although the political orientation often causes the two to argue and even fight (shooting each other with paintball guns... I have to say that it was Alan's most outrageous one... Denny, a Republican, often shoots people with guns...), but It does not affect the feelings of the two people. At the end of each episode, Alan and Denny's balcony time always allows us to see some of the two people's views on the case of this episode and the firm feelings of watching each other's back.
There are some digressions here.
The first few paragraphs really made me miserable. I rarely write articles without using a rotten vision, because only a lazy person like me can only love me to the point of writing a review and recommending a movie (not to mention this. The film was also written twice...the previous time was eaten by the web page...), but when it comes to the relationship between these two people, I really don't want YY, it's not that YY is guilty, but the relationship between these two heterosexual men The love between them has surpassed all the love I have ever seen, eclipsed all the BGs, BLs, and GLs. I intend to tell everyone that the love between these two can last forever, but I'm afraid I can't explain it. Their love is not the love-hate relationship in Taiwanese TV dramas. They can sublimate love, it is not corruption, it is not the YY of a fangirl, it is the love of Hongguoguo, but it has nothing to do with love, nor the love between men and men, nor is it a simple friendship, for them, it is just pure and simple. of standing by each other when he needs to be even police criminals judges women political violence disease angry disputes even forgetting not even God can shake his belief that he is standing by his side until death separates them. (← alas...I'm poor again...)
Alan Shore: Let no man tear asunder.
Denny Crane: Till death do us apart.
Really want to pay tribute to the main creator David E·Kelley, not only for creating Boston Legal's satire, political leanings, machismo, objectification of women, ridicule of the government, disregard of rules, contempt for life, brilliant and thought-provoking but extremely entertaining (← will laugh to death) works, but also thank him for letting me see what is called Noble's love.
James Spader, who plays Alan Shore, and William Shatner, who plays Denny Crane, both won N Emmy Awards for their roles. They are the only two who have won multiple Emmy Awards for playing the same role in different series, except Watching these two living treasures intertwined in the play, there are many characters with full personality in the play, my favorite woman is the Queen Bee in this play, Shirley Schmidt, the founding partner of another firm, Her Royal Highness The Queen is full of momentum. In the first season, the one who was transferred to suppress Denny was Denny's self-proclaimed "The One". Alan and Denny also held a wrestling match for her... (Alan was killed in four seconds...) It can be seen that the queen is full, except for Shirley, the first season Sally, the paralegal who went from TP to BL with Alan at that time, is also one of my favorite female characters. She is one of the few women who can touch Alan's heart, but unfortunately quickly disappeared. (This is also a major feature of BL... The characters in the play often die without a hitch, who made the CPS office so big...) There are many highlights in the film, and the masquerade that must be held every season can always surprise everyone, Alan And Denny's flamingo outfit, Paul's Einstein, Brad and Coho's Buzz are really funny, and the details reveal that there are many Geeks in this firm, but there are too many Geeks...well...that's normal Talent is weird...
On December 8, 2008, Boston Legal ended the last two episodes of Season 5. The 101-episode five-season series ended under the watchful eyes of fans. It is gratifying that Boston Legal did not like many series. There is no end either, this show that knew it was going to be cut at the beginning of the fifth season gave us the most complete ending that surprised everyone but smiled from the heart, and it was also given to us by the DEK Demon King in Boston Legal The best gift ever.
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