The Deep End: Season 1, Episode 6 “White Lies, Black Ties” (C+)
So this potentially short-lived series goes on out on a more ridiculous than quality drama note, but that’s okay. The characters are a whole lot of fun, and that’s what ultimately is important to a law show these days in my mind since so many of the same cases have been covered time and time again. These characters are certainly much more entertaining than those currently defending and prosecuting criminals on “The Good Wife” and “Law & Order,” so there’s something. I thought there was supposed to be a seventh episode of this show airing, but I guess that’s not the case. I would be happy if this show returned, however, because it’s a soapy show that still proves interesting and even occasionally legitimately dramatic. The solutions they come up with to help defend their clients, despite being overwhelmingly and unrealistically hopeful, are continually impressive, and the genuine excitement and pride the main characters feel when declaring them is an added asset. Seeing all of them dressed up in their tuxes and fancy dresses while they pitched their eleventh-hour deals was amusing, as was Rowdy’s attempt to convince Hart to allow certain musicians by tackling the dilemma legally. It’s a good thing that Addy finally broke the news to her boyfriend, but I don’t know if she’ll ever be able to be with Malcolm. Despite their overly cheesy proclamation of love that took predictably took place while everyone suddenly got silent, Liam and Beth should be fine, and I suppose Dylan will just go on being a single do-gooder. For the past six weeks, this show really has been my guilty pleasure. I hope it comes back for another round even though it likely won’t.
Season grade: B-
Season MVP: Tina Marjorino
Saturday, February 27, 2010
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