spokanegolfer
This was a very intense series! Very complex story line, fast based, and a good will conquer all theme. Sarah Shahi is very lovely, high energy, little package of dynamite! Kate Reed (Sarah Shahi) was born into money and could live quite comfortably, instead she fights for truth and justice and lives meagerly on a sailboat. She is rather unconventional in her methods, she gets wins in the courtroom. I really liked this show as well as the fantastic scenery around San Francisco! Personally, I think that a show like this is better for young girls, as a role model then Supergirl!! From here Sarah Shahi was cast on Person of Interest. While it was nice to see her again and think that she is a good actor, it's a stretch trying to think of this tiny girl as a gun for hire. Can't think that those punches carry much!
Sara Torok
If you haven't watched Fairly Legal lately, you haven't watched Fairly Legal. The show is a drama with a good dose of comedy thrown in. If you're looking for a realistic legal drama, look elsewhere. If you're looking for a good, fun story with snappy dialog you can lose yourself in, this is the show for you. The show is extremely well-written & casted, right down to the guest stars. It oozes with character development. The more you watch, the more you find out why the flawed characters are the way they are--especially Kate, the self-centered, but also compassionate, endearing & compelling lead character, who is very convincingly played by Sarah Shahi. The addition of the Ben Grogan character in the second season as a third partner at Reed & Reed, the fictional law firm in which the plot is based, lends a lot of romantic--and all sorts of other--tension to the plot-line. I'd give it a 10, but I'd prefer it if the show had just a little bit less of a soap opera vibe to it. P.S. I think most of the people who gave the show low ratings at the beginning of the first season just missed the point.
rpmuise
The leading lady cannot act! Her style is decidedly wooden. The dialog is contrived and overly predictable. Time after time, she is rude and thinks she can get away with it because she is attractive. It seems like the only assets she brings to the show are her good looks and her ability to swing her hips at least three feet to the left and right. Why do networks invest so much money into shows as shallow as this one obviously is? And her office counterpart: he is in need of drastic acting lessons as well. This show is destined for a very short run. Maybe given enough time, the show can mature but what I have seen so far in not impressive in the least. The show needs better acting and stronger plots. The show needs better character development with less emphasis on the lady's mental assets.Love the theme song though!
michelangelooo
I have liked Fairly Legal from the beginning. I have a good sense of shows that will make it, and those that don't. This is the umpteenth time I have found out the show I have been enjoying, are being filmed somewhere else than where they are supposed to ON LOCATION! X-Files, CSI:Miami, Frasier, and now Justified, and Fairly Legal. What is the problem with filming in Kentucky, or Miami, or Seattle? Why do they all have be done on the L.A back lot, or Vancuver B.C.? Do the film companies think everyone watching the TV is that stupid? or do they just not care? I wish they would explain to me and the other TV fans who care about some modicum of truth in the show they are producing. I really like Sarah Shahi, she's fiery, spicy, has a Smokin' Hot body, I'd like to know if the infamous "nipple" scene on her boat was all natural, or props (LOL)
