Canterbury's Law

One of the most dramatic episodes of television that I've ever witnessed since the Sopranos. Having stumbled on to this show one odd evening while at home ill. I became enthralled by it's indepth character and realism as to the complexity of not only life. But the challenge of a world that is slowly but surely folding in upon itself with corruption, greed, and the need for self gratification beyond reason and beyond humanity and compassion.

It will be interesting to see if the show is able to continue in such a critical vein of self realization.



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Also I'm dying to know the nane of the song in the closing scene of: What goes around.

Anyone know?

Last weeks episode was good and after maybe little longer waiting as they changed the day, this episode was mind blowing. Even thought it had not a central case, it was all about Elizabeth. Her past actions are hunting her - first the case where she manipulated a little. And she never asked how the information came but now it is all coming out from the beneath.



And not to say the works is crazy - Molly trying her first case and it was really funny, and she just coming to save her.. then the robber who she get free as the police did wrong .. and tensions between co-workers.. the life at home - the party, then home.. drunk and.. it was a scene.. I just admire how real and flawless they manage to make it all. And her husband yelling at her: "It was all your fault!" wow.. really emotional and powerful.