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Razor-sharp dialogue, brilliant character growth, and a deeply satisfying David-vs-Goliath dynamic.However The compressed 12-episode format leaves the final corporate conspiracy arc feeling slightly rushed, and a few early episodes lean heavily into melodrama.
The writing treats the audience with intelligence. It avoids easy, magical legal victories, choosing instead to showcase the grueling, bureaucratic reality of fighting for the marginalized.
A few of the episodes were absolute tearjerkers for me. I definitely recommend to watch not sure why they say it the genre is comedy
The writing treats the audience with intelligence. It avoids easy, magical legal victories, choosing instead to showcase the grueling, bureaucratic reality of fighting for the marginalized.
A few of the episodes were absolute tearjerkers for me. I definitely recommend to watch not sure why they say it the genre is comedy
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