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Airs Next: CBS at Tuesday 9:00 PM (60 min.)
Status: Ended    Premiered: September 25, 2001    Last Aired: May 4, 2004
Show Category: Drama
The theme song to The Guardian is The Empire In My Mind as performed by Jakob Dylan of The Wallflowers.

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Last episode: Antarctica
Nick takes a job at the law firm of Walter and McNeil. Lulu gives birth to a baby girl. She decides to work part-time at legal services of Pittsburgh to take care of the baby. Burton thinks his son made a mistake by taking the new job. Alvin tries to stop the execution of Taliek Allen because of new evidence that Alvin's client suffered brain damage when he was attacked. Alvin along with Nick must try and get a trial stating why he should live and not be executed. Lulu decides to have full custody of the baby and give the baby her last name not Nick's. Alvin is angry because of what Nick told his client regarding his chances for a clemency hearing. Nick learns that Burton has stepped down from his firm to be a grandfather to the baby. Nick also leaves his job at the firm of Walter and McNeil.
Aired: Tuesday May 4, 2004
66. Blood In, Blood Out Apr 27, 2004 0 Reviews 4.08
65. The Vote Apr 20, 2004 0 Reviews 3.79
64. Remember Apr 6, 2004 0 Reviews 5.00
63. The Bachelor Party Mar 9, 2004 0 Reviews 6.75

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Cast

 
Dabney Coleman - Burton Fallin (photos)
Alan Rosenberg - Alvin Masterson
Raphael Sbarge - Jake Straka (photos)
Wendy Moniz - Louisa "Lulu" Archer (photos)
Charles Malik Whitfield - James Mooney [Episodes 1-45]
Erica Leerhsen - Amanda Bowles [1- 14]
Simon Baker - Nick Fallin
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8.5
Great
"Cutting edge"
Great legal drama
Continue » Posted Mar 21, 2008 2:51 pm PST

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8.5
Great
"A decent show"
A show about an antisocial and emotionally shut lawyer (Nick Fallin) who is on probation and has to work at legal services for 1500 hours. At the same time he works at his father's office, which leaves him little time for a social life
Continue » Posted Dec 17, 2006 1:31 pm PST
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Show: The Guardian
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perfect: 24 (23.5%)
good: 17 (16.7%)
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Other: 14 (13.8%)
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