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Congrats James Spader on your recent Emmy win...several people had you as a dark horse candidate but I never lost the faith and you won!!!!! Long live Alan Shore and Denny Crane!!!!:)
The incoming freshman class of TV faces has its fair share of standouts. We look through the shows of summer and fall and single out our favorites.
Plus the premieres of Prime Suspect and a Michael Scott-free The Office.
Plus: Criminal Minds, CSI, and Law & Order: SVU all return with some slight changes.
NBC has been releasing Season 8 promos all summer, but so far none of them have featured any new footage. Now comes a four-minute Season 8 preview that does offer a few interesting clues and tidbits.
I normally don't watch T.V, We have cable for my children being a single mom there is so much for me to do that t.v hasn't been near my list, I began to use my DVR to record all the shows and I LOVE IT! I was sad to hear they cancelled it.Great Job James! The relationship he and "Denny Crane" have is one anyone would embrace and want in thier own life I have enjoyed every episode I have watched since I have utilized my DVR and I have watched 3 qtrs of all the episodes and I applaud your acting!
Seeing the best show on TV end has been sad for us. We understand the desire to "go out on top" but now what can we watch that will give us the same kind of enjoyment? David Kelley has given us another gem in TV history. James Spader and William Shatner and their supporting cast will never be replaced and we can only hope they'll resurface on new shows. There won't be any that will top Boston Legal, but we'll at least see some of the best talent still. GOod luck to them all and "Job Well Done"!
Spader Does an great job as Alan Shore and Boston legel and did a great job as the first DR. Jackson in Stargate A+ actor
The character Alan Shore is always entertaining but I long for the Alan Shore pulled so many funny stunts. I liked the man who hired hookers to sleep with a defendant so you get blackmail him later. Or the man that handed out $100 bills to guys to join in a bar room brawl.
The current Alan Shore is becoming a little less "wild" and thus, to those who remember him from The Practice, becomes a little less entertaining.
Don't get me wrong, I still watch the show every week and the writers still give him some of the funniest lines of the show each week. I just remember when....
James Spader is probably one of my favorite actors on television today.
From the first time I saw him in films such as Rip in Less Than Zero, to Lee Woods in 2 Days in the Valley, to the oh-so-sadomasochistic E. Edward Grey in Secretary, and then on television as the character-of-all-characters, Alan Shore first on The Practice and now on Boston Legal... He has been simply amazing! The way Alan Shore and William Shatner's Denny Crane character interact together is brilliant.
I feel that James has been so underrated in his career. Plus, the fact that he does not feel he has to prove himself is commendable.
I hope he has a very long and prosperous career.
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