Smoreni Zmaj "Boston Legal" is a spin-off ("The Practice"), which has surpassed the parent series. It is definitely the best series of its kind and one of the best series of all time, for me, perhaps even the best. This is one of the strongest tens I've ever given, because it is perfect in every way. The superb cast, led by James Spader and William Shatner, convincingly presents a huge range of different characters and their mutual relationships. The series brings complex characters in insane court processes, with incredible twists. Moving drama and hilarious humor are perfectly balanced at all times. Through crazy and caricatured, but realistic and believable situations, this show opens up a number of serious political and life issues, and at the same time causes laughter and deep self-reflection. Every character will be your favorite and every episode will seem the best one. There's simply no weak point.11/10

Bludmagnus This is one of the most intense series ever made. David Kelly, in 101 episodes, thoroughly thrashed everything from the Two Party system to city district pandering, from "public decency" D.A.s to sexual surrogacy, and from Asperger syndrome to Alzheimer's. He also, along the way, thoroughly destroyed the hypocrisies of the exaggerated extents that feminists will go to to preserve how rape, Roe v. Wade, and sexual harassment are defined (yet shielding themselves to allow for the very same behaviors..) and to how men will do the same as far as religion, guns, and relationship territorial boundaries go.In short, in five seasons, David Kelly does more to show why the last seven nearly destroyed the Constitution and only people who really think (like him as in think for themselves, not think exactly like him..)can and will save it. It transcended the "legal dramedy" it was, and reached beyond the scope of many shows before, during, and since its run.

bravesfan35 This show ended way before it should have. I never get tired of watching this show. Between Alan's countless humorous speeches to Denny's gun-loving goofiness, this show delivers many laughs. I know some people were unhappy about the constant cast changes and how it was never explained why each character suddenly disappeared but who cares? Alan and Denny may have been the only ones who were in every single episode but they were the ones who made the show funny. The only complaint I have about it is that Rene Auberjonois wasn't a regular in every season. He was a regular in the first 3 seasons but only appeared in 1 season 4 episode and 3 season 5 episodes. Anyway, I was happy to see this spin-off of The Practice. Unfortunately, as seems to be with a lot of David E. Kelley shows, it ended way before its time. I'm surprised he kept The Practice going for 8 seasons.

sharonktesta I've starting watching this superb show June 2011 at 5 a.m.and absolutely LOVE IT!! I've heard about it years ago,but never paid any attention to it thinking,"just another legal show" Shore,Shatner,Bergman,and Clemonson are my favorites!! I'm only on season 4,watched all season3,and want to by all the episodes I missed 1-2.David E Kelley did again! Just wondering if this series received a award,or any of the characters,if not they should have!Also,credit must be given to the writers,camera people,& to all the folks behind the scenes! I also learned some of the legal system,from watching Boston Legal,as it is not only humorous but very informative.Again,my all-time favorite series EVER!!!