Lewski

First, I will mention that I think that despite people calling the show "woke" I don't see it. I watch a lot of different shows and out of all of them I wouldn't call this one woke.
I will say that I really appreciated the complexity of the main characters Da Wit in particularly his imperfections, the way that he felt human. It was those flaws that made him more relatable, when you compare it to some of the other courtroom dramas I have seen. It allowed me to connect with him on a deeper level, feel him be human and not just a high end judge/lawyer/CEO or other shows I have seen lately. If he had been portrayed as flawless, I doubt I would have found him compelling enough to root for as the lead, if that makes sense. Additionally, the supporting characters were well-developed, each with their own distinct personalities and engaging character arcs. This made me want to get to know more about them than I normally would for a show I will watch as it airs, the characters are some where I would love to get to know more about their stories and their ambitions. These nuances added richness to the story and helped create a more immersive experience, highlighting how everyone grapples with their own challenges and growth throughout the narrative.
So, if you like some good complexity in your MLs then I can remmed this one.