Harry's Law

Synopsis

Harry's Law is a legal drama television series starring Kathy Bates as Harriet 'Harry' Korn, a quirky patent attorney who decides to shift her practice to a rundown storefront in a rough Cincinnati neighborhood. With the help of her talented associates, including an aspiring attorney and a legal receptionist, Harry takes on unconventional cases that challenge the justice system and explore moral dilemmas. The show delves into issues such as ethics, societal norms, and the pursuit of justice, all while portraying the growth and development of its diverse characters. With a blend of courtroom drama and humor, Harry's Law offers a refreshing take on the legal genre.

Cast

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  Kathy Bates

  Harriet 'Harry' Korn

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  Nate Corddry

  Adam Branch

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  Christopher McDonald

  Tommy Jefferson

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  Mark Valley

  Oliver Richard

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  Karen Olivo

  Cassie Reynolds

Reviews

Harry's Law received a mix of reviews from critics during its run. Some praised Kathy Bates' portrayal of the unconventional lawyer and the show's unique premise. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 64% based on 27 critic reviews, with the consensus stating, 'Kathy Bates is riveting as she anchors this quirky legal drama, although its tonal inconsistencies and formulaic elements occasionally distract.' Meanwhile, IMDb users rated the show 7.3/10, highlighting the strong performances and thought-provoking storylines. On the other hand, some critics felt that the series struggled with maintaining a cohesive tone and balancing its mix of drama and comedy. Metacritic's score for Harry's Law was 57 out of 100, with critics noting occasional clichés and uneven writing. Despite its flaws, the show was praised for addressing relevant social issues and showcasing character growth over its two-season run.