Ms. Heigl needs to hire new management. Going from Movie star to network TV Lead to basic cable ensemble player is quite the decline
3
Frankly speaking, no one cares. Garbage "entertainment" with or without those who have exited recently.
3
Sorry, the show is not and has never been among the ranks of prestige TV. Dynamic, yes, and the lawyer stuff is ok, but the personal dramas have always been extremely stupid and unbelievable. This past season I couldn't get beyond the first three episodes with all that in-your-face screaming and yelling for elementary-school issues.
6
Pfft...put Dulé Hill in anything, and I'll watch it. He's a top-notch actor.
5
An enjoyable, binge worthy 'guilty pleasure' suitable (intended pun) for distracting one from the evil "T" and his twitter fest for twits.
Here's hoping the new cast members and stories carry their weight well.
5
One of my favorite shows of the past few years, and the only show I've ever watched on the USA Network. The snappy banter between Harvey and Mike reminds me of a modern version of the quick-hitting dialogue you got between Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell in His Girl Friday. Am going to miss Mike and Rachel, but will continue watching because Harvey, Donna, Louis and the rest of the crew are great characters.
10
Lewis Litt is one of the greatest characters ever. Rick Hoffman is a genius.
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This series was never dependent on one or two characters. The stellar remaining cast will continue to deliver fascinating drama and entertainment. Especially Donna and Harvey. Netflix bring it back as soon as possible.
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Side note: Alan Alda never left M*A*S*H. Hawkeye finally succumbing to the trauma of war was central to the legendary series finale.
You may mean Wayne Rogers or McLean Stevenson?
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