So please that you guys happily did this reunion for the fans, who loved you and couldn’t wait for the next episode or cliffhanger. It was undoubtedly, a TV guilty pleasure
I am watching the show for the very first time. I was an extra on it one time. All I remember when I was on it, was being in a scene that Jimmy Smits was in and he was super nice to me. Finally getting around to watching the show. It really has got my attention. I’m binging hardcore. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 I haven’t seen myself in it yet. I don’t have a clue what episode or year I worked on it.
It's because of you that I went to law school. I watched you at 11-18 years of age. Blair, you gave me a Black male image as an attorney. I loved the collared-bar shirts, suits, the fade. Man, you were great!!
My wife and I have loved that show very much in the late 80's. Unfortunately, DVD's still unavailable in french version so far although the french channels broadcasted it. Thank you so much to the L.A.Law family who made us happy watching them.
I watched this growing up in Australia and we now have lawyers in the family..lol Blair Underwood looks AMAZING! Thanks so much for this amazing platform!! xx
En España los adoramos.. Nunca olvidaremos a ninguno de estos maravillosos actores. Ojalá los volviesemos a ver juntos. Otra vez. Muchas gracias, por una serie tan buena y especial. 🙏😘
There was also the episode where Abby represents a couple who are trying to return their adopted son. That show totally broke my heart. I stopped watching LA Law for a while after that and I still think about that.
One of my favorite shows. I really loved Abby and Ann. Michele Greene is still adorable, and Jill Eikenberry has aged gracefully and is still a beauty. Blair Underwood doesn’t seem to have aged much and is still a handsome guy.
There's so many others that could have been here: Amanda donohoe, Michael cumpsty, a martinez, Cecil Hoffman, Lisa Zane, Alexandra powers, Sheila Kelley. As well as actors who were never part of the cast, but appeared on so many episodes, like Anthony desando. I've seen every la law episode over 4 times. This is the number one show to increase “SAT” vocabulary. There were so many words I had no idea what they were, I had to pause the episode to look up the word. For example I learned the word “fractious” from character Douglas brackman. Amanda donohoe is my favorite female actress of all time, but not because of la law although she was charming as cj lamb. Her character in the USA network movie “the substitute” was so unnerving & so professionally executed, that Gayle Richards is one of the greatest villainesses of all time. I could spend hours talking about la law episodes.
Very well moderated discussion which much like show brought up some very important, serious issues. Too bad we can't have more political discussion like this. Some critics might accuse this being a "liberal elite" forum but to me it's more of a indictment against anger and hate. Glad to see these cast members have so much respect for each other as people and performers.
I loved Allen Rachins' Douglas Brackman character best of all. Hilarious his Firm penny pinching paper clip counting Senior Partner/Manager job, especially those funny bickering marital scenes with his on (and off) screen wife. The cases were so funny too, especially with the one about the Salamander and the Pop band with different musical styles who wanted to share the same name and their outrageous performances in court in front of the judge. The stories also touched upon serious issues of the day too, like violence, rape, racial prejudice and so on. It had it all. The casting was so brilliant and the acting fantastic. Pity the box set costs around £500.
I disagree I would love to see s singled series and it made me angry that ABC passed on one. I would love to see that one. I was actually looking forward to the sequel series that was worked on when Steven Bochco was alive.
Corbin Bernsen was looking to reboot LA Law before Steven Bochco and Bill Finklestein did. I was looking forward to that one more than the one that ABC recently tried to mount. Hopefully we will see both pilots someday.
I remember that episode where Victor was hooked up with The Brackman's immigrant housekeeper. He was LIVID when he found out about that ulterior motive they had.
I never did understand why they never fleshed out the CJ/Abbey relationship and why Michelle disappeared after season 5. She was made a partner, then next thing she’s outta there. Also the Grace/Victor marriage/miscarriage/breakup.🤷🏼♂️
It was like 1990; the one "lesbian kiss"; was all they could get away...It was a short-lived one shot deal...They did that KNOWING Michelle Greene was leaving in a few episodes. And the network said, "ok. You can do the experimental kiss. But it can't evolve into a real relationship". That was too much for america to handle back in the homophobic early 90s. So knowing Abby was leaning in a few episodes they made her the guinea pig, and the sacrificial lamb, so to speak... It turned out to be the most iconic moment moment of the show, ironically...
If Michael Tucker was talking about the episode when a lady was hosting a party and spewing anti-semetic remarks causing Stuart to call her out and then throwing her cabinet to the floor was actually based on a real event involving well known writer; the late Harlan Ellison.
Richard Dysart and Larry Drake died within a year of each other and that same year 2016 there was talk of an LA Law revival. With Steven Bochco involved. I was looking forward to that one more than the one that ABC recently passed on.
You're right, I was wondering who the old guy with the baseball cap was. If he grew his beard out some more he'd look like uncle Albert from only fools and horses here in the UK.
It would be nice for the next generation LA Law like Abby's son, Stuart and Ann's son etc. Since this was posted and done there was an attempt from Blair to do a reboot but it never came to fruition
It depends on how they would pick it up. The 2002 TV movie was a disappointment. If they could not do better than that, I agree not to bring it back. But if they could bring back the quality in a current setting, then I would be all for it.
I disagree with some of you about the reboot thing because we face more issues now than then. As Bill Finklestein menioned to Steven Bochco when they brought forth the reboot was the kind of law now did not exist rhen. Some legal aspects of our society came into play. Nowadays you can get sued for anything.
They are referring to the long arc of episodes where Harry Hamlin (Michael Kuzak) takes a case about a professor, played greatly by (Carl Lumbly) who is accused of killing a lover/student. This long multi-episode case ultimately gets him found not guilty due to ethical and legal impropriety by the prosecutor. But this arc also leads down the long road towards bitterness between factions of the Firm.
Is Harry wearing s tattoo? And you forgot to mention he was a partner too. And I disagree about a reboot. Well a sequel series yes. A complete reboot no
Ladies and gentlemen of LA LAW, you will always remain in our hearts. You did an excellent job.
I never had the chance to follow the series until now 2024 in Hulu. I really love it!
So please that you guys happily did this reunion for the fans, who loved you and couldn’t wait for the next episode or cliffhanger. It was undoubtedly, a TV guilty pleasure
I am in awe to see this came together. Thank you for making this happpen.
I Love this!!! This was one of the best shows of all time. So Awesome to see everyone
Loved LA LAW. The storylines were great and the actors fabulous.
Very funny when Arnie’s Bentley got rear ended and they included the damage in the opening trunk slam.🤣
I am watching the show for the very first time. I was an extra on it one time. All I remember when I was on it, was being in a scene that Jimmy Smits was in and he was super nice to me. Finally getting around to watching the show. It really has got my attention. I’m binging hardcore. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 I haven’t seen myself in it yet. I don’t have a clue what episode or year I worked on it.
It's because of you that I went to law school. I watched you at 11-18 years of age. Blair, you gave me a Black male image as an attorney. I loved the collared-bar shirts, suits, the fade. Man, you were great!!
Wonderful
Thank you, so much, for doing this!!!
My wife and I have loved that show very much in the late 80's. Unfortunately, DVD's still unavailable in french version so far although the french channels broadcasted it. Thank you so much to the L.A.Law family who made us happy watching them.
A good lesson about reaping what you sow. A great work environment (and lots of talent) produced a great show.
I Loved LA LAW. I purchased DVDs, watch it again and again !!!
This was brilliant. Thanks everybody for getting this together!!!!
I watched this growing up in Australia and we now have lawyers in the family..lol Blair Underwood looks AMAZING! Thanks so much for this amazing platform!! xx
good old days...the drama drove me to become a lawyer too
My favorite episode was when Abby said "Move along Douglas" two times in the morning meeting. I loved the entire series!!
It was usually Leland who said that. Are you sure Abby said it?
Just started rewatching.
Stuart is my favorite character. Jimmy, love him. He was great in NYPD blue. Hard to lose him on that show.
Clash of the Titans. Love that. HH, awesome!
Great to see and hear these guys and dolls after all the years. Watching the series now in London, UK. Love it ✨
Keep doing these virtual get togethers and susan dey has to attend
En España los adoramos.. Nunca olvidaremos a ninguno de estos maravillosos actores. Ojalá los volviesemos a ver juntos. Otra vez. Muchas gracias, por una serie tan buena y especial. 🙏😘
There was also the episode where Abby represents a couple who are trying to return their adopted son. That show totally broke my heart. I stopped watching LA Law for a while after that and I still think about that.
Miss la law and love la law
Love you all and miss you take care and be safe
Loved LA LAW 💁🇩🇪 this is when I was young 😔
One of my favorite shows. I really loved Abby and Ann. Michele Greene is still adorable, and Jill Eikenberry has aged gracefully and is still a beauty. Blair Underwood doesn’t seem to have aged much and is still a handsome guy.
HOLLY SHIT!!!
THIS CHANNEL IS SOOOOOOOOO UNDERRATED!!!
i can't believe it
There's so many others that could have been here: Amanda donohoe, Michael cumpsty, a martinez, Cecil Hoffman, Lisa Zane, Alexandra powers, Sheila Kelley. As well as actors who were never part of the cast, but appeared on so many episodes, like Anthony desando. I've seen every la law episode over 4 times.
This is the number one show to increase “SAT” vocabulary. There were so many words I had no idea what they were, I had to pause the episode to look up the word. For example I learned the word “fractious” from character Douglas brackman.
Amanda donohoe is my favorite female actress of all time, but not because of la law although she was charming as cj lamb. Her character in the USA network movie “the substitute” was so unnerving & so professionally executed, that Gayle Richards is one of the greatest villainesses of all time. I could spend hours talking about la law episodes.
I also learned "fiduciary" and "deposition" too
I truly cried watching Victor’s childhood friends gas chamber execution, it made me feel like I was there. Excellent acting by all.
Very well moderated discussion which much like show brought up some very important, serious issues. Too bad we can't have more political discussion like this. Some critics might accuse this being a "liberal elite" forum but to me it's more of a indictment against anger and hate. Glad to see these cast members have so much respect for each other as people and performers.
I loved Allen Rachins' Douglas Brackman character best of all. Hilarious his Firm penny pinching paper clip counting Senior Partner/Manager job, especially those funny bickering marital scenes with his on (and off) screen wife. The cases were so funny too, especially with the one about the Salamander and the Pop band with different musical styles who wanted to share the same name and their outrageous performances in court in front of the judge. The stories also touched upon serious issues of the day too, like violence, rape, racial prejudice and so on. It had it all.
The casting was so brilliant and the acting fantastic. Pity the box set costs around £500.
Best TV show of all time! The GOAT of tv dramas!!!
After viewing Season One, I fell in love with Abby Perkins (Michele Greene)!
Wow! What an amazing reunion! Where’s Susan Dey? Yes, no reboot please!
There’s a Stars In the House reunion of the cast and Susan Dey did appear in that one.
I disagree I would love to see s singled series and it made me angry that ABC passed on one. I would love to see that one. I was actually looking forward to the sequel series that was worked on when Steven Bochco was alive.
*a sequel series
Corbin Bernsen was looking to reboot LA Law before Steven Bochco and Bill Finklestein did. I was looking forward to that one more than the one that ABC recently tried to mount. Hopefully we will see both pilots someday.
Michelle was actually referring to Troy Evans, who went to play Frank the arrogant clerk on ER
Yes and he and Larry Drake resemble each other too!
I remember that episode where Victor was hooked up with The Brackman's immigrant housekeeper. He was LIVID when he found out about that ulterior motive they had.
I never did understand why they never fleshed out the CJ/Abbey relationship and why Michelle disappeared after season 5. She was made a partner, then next thing she’s outta there. Also the Grace/Victor marriage/miscarriage/breakup.🤷🏼♂️
Actually Abby was passed over for partner. I did not agree with Grace and Victor being together either.
It was like 1990; the one "lesbian kiss"; was all they could get away...It was a short-lived one shot deal...They did that KNOWING Michelle Greene was leaving in a few episodes. And the network said, "ok. You can do the experimental kiss. But it can't evolve into a real relationship". That was too much for america to handle back in the homophobic early 90s. So knowing Abby was leaning in a few episodes they made her the guinea pig, and the sacrificial lamb, so to speak... It turned out to be the most iconic moment moment of the show, ironically...
I hope we get to see the 2016 and 2022 pilots for the sequel series of LA LAw someday
If Michael Tucker was talking about the episode when a lady was hosting a party and spewing anti-semetic remarks causing Stuart to call her out and then throwing her cabinet to the floor was actually based on a real event involving well known writer; the late Harlan Ellison.
In this show I saw the best (realistic and convincing) actor-performance of all: Of course Mr. LARRY DRAKE.
Unfortunately he is no longer with us sadly.
@@jwgreek8606 Yes. That brutal celebrity-killing-year 2016 also took him.
Rest in peace, dear Larry...
Richard Dysart and Larry Drake died within a year of each other and that same year 2016 there was talk of an LA Law revival. With Steven Bochco involved. I was looking forward to that one more than the one that ABC recently passed on.
The only person I wouldn't immediately recognise here is Corbin, and I've seen him pop up in a few shows in recent years.
You're right, I was wondering who the old guy with the baseball cap was. If he grew his beard out some more he'd look like uncle Albert from only fools and horses here in the UK.
Great to hear from cast, but where is the reunion movie?
Dead Air was actually directed by Corbin Bernsen.
I would love to watch LA Law, the movie, but nowhere can I find it except if I buy it on DVD, are any streaming companies going to run it?
You're not missing anything.
What about Susan Dey? Great great show.
I would love to see the pilot for the most recent LA Law sequel series. It upsets me ABC passed on it. Even though I was leery about it,
It’s on Hulu
I wish la law would comd on again
It's on Hulu
It is also on amazon. The Hulu prints do not have the "previously on LA Law" segments but the Amazon Prime prints do
LA Law was the first show for everyone except for Susan Dey who had TV experience
It would be nice for the next generation LA Law like Abby's son, Stuart and Ann's son etc. Since this was posted and done there was an attempt from Blair to do a reboot but it never came to fruition
Wow..
*starts playing the saxophone*
so the 2016 reboot was a sequel series as well?
Where to watch la law movie?
The American generals are talking to the Canadian generals.
"L.A. Law" is better left as it was . . . a classic! Please DON'T reboot it!
Absolutely.
It depends on how they would pick it up. The 2002 TV movie was a disappointment. If they could not do better than that, I agree not to bring it back. But if they could bring back the quality in a current setting, then I would be all for it.
Same here it upset me ABC passed on the reboot.
It would have been interesting to see. @@jwgreek8606
Omg, I could hardly recognize them.
MIchael Tucker didn't seem to say much during this Video.
How could they forget MASH killing off Henry Blake?
I disagree with some of you about the reboot thing because we face more issues now than then. As Bill Finklestein menioned to Steven Bochco when they brought forth the reboot was the kind of law now did not exist rhen. Some legal aspects of our society came into play. Nowadays you can get sued for anything.
What was the Earl Wiliams Saga?
They are referring to the long arc of episodes where Harry Hamlin (Michael Kuzak) takes a case about a professor, played greatly by (Carl Lumbly) who is accused of killing a lover/student. This long multi-episode case ultimately gets him found not guilty due to ethical and legal impropriety by the prosecutor. But this arc also leads down the long road towards bitterness between factions of the Firm.
@@CogensFamilyTV - Thank You for the INfo.
Is Harry wearing s tattoo? And you forgot to mention he was a partner too. And I disagree about a reboot. Well a sequel series yes. A complete reboot no
Where's Richard
He passed away in 2015
Benny.