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I don't usually use the term guilty pleasure...

7 /10

This is definitely a time to use it. Unlike other ABC shows I used to watch like Desperate Housewives, I never heard a good word about HTGAWM. When D ...

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Loved It, Then Hated It, Now I Love To Hate It: A Lawyer's Tale

7 /10

At the time of writing, I have seen all of season one and the first episode of season 2. I've seen other reviews on here that talk about how impossib ...

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At the time of writing, I have seen all of season one and the first episode of season 2. I've seen other reviews on here that talk about how impossible it is to watch this show if you have any legal knowledge, and I would just like to add my two cents to this topic. I sympathize. I'm a lawyer, and have worked in criminal defence (once upon a time), and I, too, generally have a really hard time watching any legal dramas whatsoever. Television takes egregious liberties with the justice system, and shows that portray the practice of law are difficult to watch when they are wildly inaccurate, and it is frustrating to witness protagonists do things that you know are illegal or unethical. As annoying as this is, the tendency is understandable—even criminal law is only so compelling in real life. The assumption is that most viewers do not have legal training, and that nobody—lawyers included—will watch a show where competent, ethical practitioners stay at the office late looking up cases on Quicklaw, fiddling with binding machines, and trying not to smudge pad thai sauce on their prelim transcripts.This show, however, is so ridiculous that it actually rose to the level of suspension of disbelief required for me, at least, to still enjoy it. It is basically a soap opera. Trying to subject it to human logic is a pointless exercise that will inevitably leave you discombobulated, shouting at the sky about injustice or whatever people do once they've discovered their whole life is a lie. For instance, I would be hard pressed to conceive of a more profound conflict of interest than that contained in the season 1 episode 10 court scene if someone bet me $100 and a case of beer (I won't describe it in the interests of no spoilers--the blame-shifting thing). And that is just the tip of the iceberg. Every other thing that every character does in this show would get you summarily disbarred, fired, or charged with something. At the end of the day however, that is not the point. This show seems to know exactly how over-the-top it is. But rather than trying to scale back the insanity in the name of realism, it revels in knocking it right into twelfth gear. Left and right, people are lying to each other or the court, sleeping around and committing felonies—sometimes at the same time—because why not? The degree of accuracy is so low that the mercury drops out the bottom of the thermometer and creates a rift in the space-time continuum. It fails so hard it wins. It is the Hearts equivalent of shooting the moon. So get some popcorn and get comfy. Try to resist the analytical voice in your head that keeps screaming "No!" and just let it wash over you. Everything will be fine.

How to Get Away with Legal Inaccuracy

9 /10

I saw at least 3 other reviews of this TV show that put it at a 6/10 for the sole reason that it is an inaccurate portrayal of lawyers. Yes, and...? ...

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Ridiculous and gay and pretty awesome

9 /10

If you want to watch yet another procedural about lawyers that's realistic or even researched in any way this is not the show for you. However if you ...

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The Comedy Hit of the Year!

1 /10

The writers and producers of this show probably thought they were creating an edgy, glamorous and sexy, if somewhat fanciful, legal drama. They have ...

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The writers and producers of this show probably thought they were creating an edgy, glamorous and sexy, if somewhat fanciful, legal drama. They have in fact created the best unintentional comedy I've seen in a long time. I've watched some preposterous twaddle on TV in my time, but this was so outstandingly, hilariously stupid that it deserves its own drinking game.I guess it was - shall we say, "inspired"? - by that '70s classic "The Paper Chase" ... hotshot law students vie to win the esteem of the brilliant but cranky law professor ... but now, instead of pudgy, white, jowly John Houseman, Professor Cranky-Pants is a feisty, ultra-glamorous African-American lady with Naomi Campbell makeup and a skin-tight red leather jerkin ...This show has SO many things wrong with it that it must surely become a cult comedy hit among the legal fraternity. For example ... Prof. Cranky-Pants is also a practising attorney who alternates, apparently day-by-day, lecturing in law *and* defending high-profile criminal cases .. 'cos, like, you would *totally* have time to do that ... and, naturally, she lectures publicly, in precise detail, on the actual cases she'll be defending THE NEXT DAY ... and because she's so brilliant and mean, she pits her students against each other to come up with the best possible defence for the case she's running tomorrow - and she'll use theirs if its better .. what? come on, I bet that really happens!And of course, in this liberated and uncensored era, we see all the modern hi-jinks that glamorous yuppie students and their teachers get up to in order to .. ahem ... "get ahead" in the law game ... like the cute male student who turns out to be gay, who manages to get vital info about the case by going to the gay bar frequented by the gay nerds from the IT Department of the company where the defendant worked ... he chats up the bookish (i.e. wears glasses) but cute gay Asian-American IT nerd, who of course looks shiftily at his feet as he admits that he's been instructed by the firm's legal dep't not to discuss the case. It (almost) goes without saying that IT Nerd's steely resolve melts instantly when Sexy Gay Law Student uses his secret weapon - he turns his attentions away from him for a moment and makes eyes at another guy ... seconds later, after the obligatory "Don't tell anyone I told you" disclaimer, they're ripping each other's shirts off and slamming onto the bed, while IT Nerd sings like a canary ...... later we meet the equally sexy female student who "impresses" Prof. Cranky-Pants by telling her how she used false pretences to illegally obtain totally inadmissible evidence about a witness' medical condition ... instant Credit, of course!... later, in the obligatory "feet of clay" interlude, we follow Model-cute African- American Underdog Student (actually played by an English kid who was in Harry Potter) as he drops over to Prof. Cranky-Pants' (totally unlocked) office, late at night, to ask a sticky legal question - as you do ... but something's amiss ... we hear some grunting sounds - so of course he barges into the inner office where - naturally - he stumbles onto Prof. Cranky-Pants giving a head-job to an enormous, heavily-muscled, shirtless black man ... what? I'm sure that happens at Harvard Law School all the time!We decided to press "stop" at the point where the students meet the defendant ... but she doesn't come to the large, comfortable, well-equipped lecture hall - oh no ... that would be too easy, and not "legal" enough. No, the ENTIRE CLASS has to meet her in Prof. Cranky-Pants' sumptuous, wood-panelled, book-lined office, and they cram in there, in a not-at-all-stagey-and-awkward manner, lined up the staircase, and everything ... taking notes, on notepads - as you do in 2014 - nodding sagely, or looking at each other quizzically and shaking their heads, while cute, tearful, blonde Ms Defendant gives her sob-wracked account of the case.I know TV is just a business, but it never ceases to amaze me how so many people are willing to be involved with such sloppily-conceived, cliché-infested, badly written, poorly acted CRAP, and how network execs seem endlessly willing to give huge amounts of money to keep producing crud like this ... and it's doubly galling when one considers the many well-written, well-acted, well-produced and brilliantly original programming, like 'Firefly', 'The Fades' and 'Outcasts', that get cancelled after one series.

Good sci-fi, horrible legal drama

3 /10

This series takes place in an alternate universe where the US never developed the 5th amendment, rules of evidence, or any other common aspect of our ...

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Ridiculous

1 /10

If you went to law school and/or an attorney, this is IMPOSSIBLE to watch. While a number of other movies and television shows allow you to separate ...

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Pure Trash

1 /10

It may be hard to believe, but there was a time in TV history where even married couples had to be shown sleeping in single beds. Now it seems ju ...

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Trash

2 /10

Review of season one.There's a common saying that if you don't like it then don't watch. Basically a way to categorize critics away as haters. It wou ...

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Do you like watching spoiled, stupid kids and angry women? Then this show is for you..

1 /10

LOL - wondering about the viewers who give this show a good rating...It's a really awful and dumb show with spoiled, whining women, cheating men and ...

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Great show!

8 /10

First, let me start by saying I love this show so far. I hate that "actual" lawyers gave it 1 star, which is like me saying that since I'm a Soldier, ...

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What a waste

4 /10

I am really sorry that the great Viola Davis is in this piece of trash. To have to write ten lines of text about this TV program is going to be diffi ...

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Great Suspense Show!

9 /10

Shonda Rhimes hit the nail on the head with this one! I can usually figure shows/movies out in the first few minutes but this kept my attention and k ...

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College is Fun Again!

7 /10

Did Shonda get it right? How to get away with murder opened with mass appeal and high levels of entertainment, lifting the spirits of college kids ev ...

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Did Shonda get it right? How to get away with murder opened with mass appeal and high levels of entertainment, lifting the spirits of college kids everywhere. What's good about 'Murder' is that it fills a niche, which has long been ignored by network and cable executives. After years of investing our well needed study time in a plethora of mind-numbing TV shows, enriching the pockets of The CW, MTV and Family, we college kids wanted a show, which appeals directly to us. A show, which is about and depicts us, in our natural environment. Well, it looks like we've got it and its awesome sauce! (I think that means pretty good).This very fictionalized account of college experience fits the bill. What more can we can we ask for? A kick-ass professor who knows three things- her Murder, her Men and her Mind. A class full of bit too -eager laws students to inspire us on Friday mornings, and a decent cast led by the very dreamy Alfred Enoch (shout if you were a fan of Harry potter) and of course it's about Murder. To be honest, this show does push boundaries, but that's fine by me. (By the way, anyone else wondering what the MPAA (age) rating for this show?)To put my critic hat on I'd have to say the best elements of 'Murder' are its technical ones. Its set design, costuming/ wardrobe, lighting and photography together infuses to create the feel that you are truly in a college town and that Middleton is real.But the problem is.... we have seen it all before. We have seen hard knock professors in Paper Chase. A group of five students out to conceal/bury a body in Pretty Little Liars and courtroom antics which dates as far back as Ally Mcbeal.Shonda will have to work over time to keep this one interesting.In addition, Rimes borrows excessively from her parent show Scandal.She once again pushes her agenda of promoting inter-racial relationships; the show revolves around a seemingly iconic female lead with a shady past and makes use of circular plotting, flashbacks and jump cutting as its main narrative structural device.Is this potentially problematic for Rimes? Many of her younger Scandal fans may just jump ship for Murder. But at least, for now, College is fun again!

Looked Promising initially but not Engaging Enough later

7 /10

I like Courtroom dramas and thrillers which made me watch the pilot episode of this show. Pilot had excellent screenplay and it kept me engaged. Char ...

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A mediocre series

3 /10

The series, which conceptually is a badly disguised Dr. House meet the good housewife rip-off, disappoints on so many levels: - A little suspension o ...

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A show that never fails to surprise.

9 /10

This TV show is very well written and has the viewer on the edge of her seat for 43 minutes. I have loved every episode so far, and I really like the ...

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I Love This Show

10 /10

I know that some people don't like the outlandish schemes of this show and say that the legal parts and law school parts are "unrealistic" but that's ...

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Getting Away With Murder

3 /10

Having watched Shonda Rhime's Grey's Anatomy, I was kind of expecting a lot of drama with How to Get Away with Murder. However, having watched severa ...

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Keep the Shondra Machine Churning

10 /10

I have some great ideas for future Shondra Rhimes shows: soft-core porn in a fire station; soft-core porn in a gift shop; soft-core porn in a high sc ...

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Poor script, flawed acting

3 /10

I was quite curious when I heard about this new TV show as I really enjoy crime stories. No need to say that I am deeply disappointed. I find the cha ...

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Awful waste

10 /10

Like one of the other reviewers, I also went to law school. There isn't a thing about this show that plays as real; not the premise, the characters, ...

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Freaking Amazing

9 /10

I honestly think the other review was uncalled for. This is fantastic! The beginning is a little confusing and hard to figure out whats going on but ...

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How to Murder a Script.

10 /10

As a lawyer, I was extremely disappointed that nothing this show presents about law school is accurate or even, for that matter, legal. And of course ...

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Includes Spoiler

SupremeOverlord

-/10

We are on Season 6...

Overlord2018

Dose it have a Season 5

WandRaver

This TV show is good only if you don't care about ships, like wtf is going on? They mess up ships so bad and it's annoying, other than that this TV show has everything perfect

Sophy

this series keeps getting better an better!

teejeixoxo

A-mazing!!! it just leaves you hangning in a good way..

Jiyosei

This series is just Wow, i recommended to all my friends and they all liked it ! Suspense , thriller , crime, passion , drama ... IT HAS IT ALL <3

tfiles

SHONDA RHIMES is the queen and that's a fact.

Fofita9719

season 4 :'( :'(

DeeA2000

I WANT SEASON 4

adele975

The best show ever. You'll never know what actually happened until they show it.