
Three lawyers (and sometimes guests) discuss the legal accuracies of tv shows and movies.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & FilmTV Reviews | |||

The whole crew is here this week, plus a special guest, Rose, the Director of Strategic Operations at a large law firm. She joins us to talk about just how badly the main characters in All's Fair run their law firm.
During the discussion we referenc... more
Derrick and Geoff bring a quick sidebar to everyone, discussing listener feedback and introducing next week's episode: Season 1 Episode 1 of All's Fair, the 2025 American legal drama series starring Kim Kardashian, among many others. Highly encoura... more
Just Geoff and Derrick in this episode, and we go back to basics with this absolutely insane Always Sunny episode. Among other things we talk about comparative negligence, "eggshell" plaintiffs, burden of proof, admissibility of evidence, expert wit... more
Join Mike and Geoff for a quick follow-up on our discussion about warrantless searches from last week's Zootopia episode. Plus the guys talk about a few tropes that have cropped up in the shows and movies they've been watching.
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Long time listener here! I am Derrick‘s wife. Aside from wanting to support him, I’ve continued to listen to every episode on my commute to work because I find the group’s commentary, funny, insightful, and informative.
In your Xmas episode, you asked listeners for their favorites from 2025 so here are mine:
1) Shawshank Redemption - great movie and a great guest with direct expertise in prisoner rights
2) Law & Order - the gun control laws in the US are ineffective. Despite the most mass ... more
Extremely interesting look into tv law
The audio can be better in the first place episodes so far
But the show is otherwise it’s extremely interesting. And the takes from lawyers shows a lot aspects of how subspecialized education they all get but hey know how to read into it. Great stuff
Got here from scathing atheist
Geoff, Mike, and Derrick are my friends, so with that necessary conflict of interest acknowledgement out of the way, this is a quality podcast - knowing them means that if it weren’t a fun listen with a good layer of admirable legal analysis, I could put it aside and make fun of their hubris of yet another group of dudes making yet another podcast.
But it is fun and they do a good job walking through the legal issues in a way that works for both the attorneys and laypeople I know. They pick g... more
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Three lawyers regularly dissect the legal accuracy of film and television, mixing sharp analysis with accessible pop-culture commentary. Episodes cover courtroom procedure, evidentiary issues, and broader legal themes as they appear in everything from classic films to modern TV thrillers, often tying scenes to real-world practice and doctrine. A recurring strength is the hosts' ability to translate complex law into practical takeaways for business leaders, producers, and fans of storytelling alike, with occasional guest and sponsor appearances that add credibility and real-world expertise. A notable edge is the sustained focus on how narrative choices shape public understanding of law, as well as the visible enthusiasm for getting the legal... more
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