I could not buy into this David E. Kelley show, and I'd say the main reason was that with every Kelley law show he makes, the lawyer arguments get weaker and weaker. When Kathy Bates makes a closing argument, I groan at what this show is asking me to swallow. Makes the Ally McBeal gang sound like they're arguing before the Supreme Court. I'd rather see Kathy Bates close this shop and do more cameos on The Office. I'm also rooting for Nate Corddry to find the right vehicle. It's not for lack of trying with creative people (be it this or Aaron Sorkin's Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip or his occasional contributions to The Daily Show).
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