Judd for the Defense

Judd For the Defense. Clinton Judd was a high-priced, high powered criminal attorney modeled along the lines of such real-life legal superstars as F. Lee Bailey and Percy Foreman. Based in Houston, Texas, he traveled all over the U.S. defending wealthy tycoons. Carl Betz won an Emmy and Golden Globe in 1968 for outstanding dramatic actor in this role. Even with this accolade, the show lasted only one more season, ending in 1969.

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Season From To Episodes
All Seasons
Specials January 1969 1
Season 1 September 1967 March 1968 26
Season 2 September 1968 March 1969 24
Unassigned Episodes 0
Season From To Episodes
Unassigned Episodes 51
Absolute ordering places all episodes in a single ordered season. This is generally used for anime.
Season From To Episodes
Season 1 0
Unassigned Episodes 51
Name Number of Episodes Dates
Leo Penn 9 10/06/1967 - 03/14/1969
Boris Sagal 6 09/29/1967 - 01/03/1969
Alex March 4 10/20/1967 - 03/01/1968
John Erman 3 10/13/1967 - 01/31/1969
Richard Colla 2 09/20/1968 - 10/25/1968
Robert Butler 2 09/22/1967 - 11/03/1967
Lamont Johnson 2 10/11/1968 - 11/08/1968
George McCowan 2 03/08/1968 - 03/15/1968
William Hale 2 10/27/1967 - 12/08/1967
John Llewellyn Moxey 2 10/04/1968 - 11/01/1968
Paul Monash 2 09/08/1967 - 11/03/1967
Michael Caffey 1 12/01/1967
Walter Grauman 1 09/27/1968
Jud Taylor 1 12/13/1968
Seymour Robbie 1 09/15/1967
Jack Jacobs 1 11/10/1967
Harvey Hart 1 09/08/1967
Christian Nyby 1 02/16/1968
Alexander Singer 1 10/18/1968
Charles S. Dubin 1 03/07/1969
Larry Peerce 1 02/23/1968
Ralph Senensky 1 11/17/1967
Les Pine 1 01/17/1969
Lawrence Louis Goldman 1 11/10/1967
Gerald Mayer 1 01/05/1968
David Davidson 1 10/27/1967
Name Number of Episodes Dates
William Kelley 3 09/27/1968 - 02/28/1969
John W. Bloch 3 02/16/1968 - 12/27/1968
E. Arthur Kean 2 01/10/1969 - 02/07/1969
Harold Gast 2 09/08/1967 - 01/24/1969
Sheldon Stark 2 10/06/1967 - 11/10/1967
James M. Miller 2 01/05/1968 - 10/25/1968
Leo Lieberman 1 10/13/1967
Leon Tokatyan 1 09/08/1967
Franklin Barton 1 03/15/1968
Halsted Welles 1 09/29/1967
Arthur Singer 1 11/08/1968
Joel Kane 1 09/22/1967
Irving Gaynor Neiman 1 10/27/1967
Tina Pine 1 01/17/1969
Roger H. Lewis 1 01/17/1969
Barry Oringer 1 12/13/1968
Norman Borisoff 1 03/08/1968
Robert Lewin 1 11/01/1968
Meyer Dolinsky 1 10/13/1967
Mel Goldberg 1 11/08/1968
Gerry Day 1 12/01/1967
Saul Levitt 1 09/15/1967
Stanford Whitmore 1 10/27/1967
William Froug 1 10/20/1967
Ellis Kadison 1 09/22/1967

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American Legal Drama [Series]

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A legal drama is a genre of film and television that generally focuses on narratives regarding legal practice and the justice system. The American Film Institute (AFI) defines "courtroom drama" as a genre of film in which a system of justice plays a critical role in the film's narrative. Legal dramas have also followed the lives of the fictional attorneys, defendants, plaintiffs, or other persons related to the practice of law present in television show or film. Legal drama is distinct from police crime drama or detective fiction, which typically focus on police officers or detectives investigating and solving crimes. The focal point of legal dramas, more often, are events occurring within a courtroom, but may include any phases of legal procedure, such as jury deliberations or work done at law firms. Some legal dramas fictionalize real cases that have been litigated, such as the play-turned-movie, Inherit the Wind, which fictionalized the Scopes Monkey Trial. As a genre, the term "legal drama" is typically applied to television shows and films, whereas legal thrillers typically refer to novels and plays.

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