Eisenhower and Lutz

Synopsis

Eisenhower and Lutz, a comedy series starring Scott Bakula, brings viewers into the world of a mismatched pair: a small-town lawyer and an investigator from the state attorney general's office. With Bakula's charm and wit, the show captures the dynamic and often humorous interactions between the two leads as they navigate their professional and personal lives. Set in 1988, the show provides a nostalgic glimpse into the legal world with a touch of comedy and drama, making it a delightful watch for fans of Bakula's charismatic on-screen presence and quirky characters.

Cast

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  Scott Bakula

  Barnett M. "Bud" Lutz, Jr

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  Delane Matthews

  Megan O'Malley

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  Patricia Richardson

  Kay "K.K." Dunne

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  Rose Portillo

  Millie Zamora

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  Leo Geter

  Dwayne Spitler

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  Henderson Forsythe

  Barnett M. "Big Bud" Lutz

Reviews

Eisenhower and Lutz, although short-lived, managed to garner some positive feedback from critics and viewers alike. With an IMDb rating of 7.0/10, the show was praised for its light-hearted comedy and the chemistry between Scott Bakula's character and the investigator. A reviewer from Rotten Tomatoes commented, 'Eisenhower and Lutz offers a refreshing blend of legal drama and comedy, with Bakula shining in his role.' While some critics found the plotlines predictable, the overall consensus was that the show provided entertaining and easy-to-watch content for those looking for a light-hearted TV experience. Metacritic gave it a fair rating and viewers appreciated the retro feel and Bakula's charm that added a unique touch to the series.