L.A. Law

Eight seasons, and by the sixth the firm is barely the one you started with.

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Where to start with L.A. Law

Start at episode one. The cases stand alone but the firm politics and the relationships do not, and the ensemble turns over so heavily that dropping in late means meeting strangers.

  1. 1
    Seasons 1 to 4 L.A. Law

    Eighty-four episodes with the original ensemble mostly intact. Seasons two and three are short because of the 1988 strike.

  2. 2
    Season 5 L.A. Law

    The first significant refresh, with two new regulars joining mid season.

  3. 3
    Seasons 6 to 8 L.A. Law

    Sixty-six episodes across which most of the original leads leave and a run of new regulars arrive. Seasons six and eight are the two where it stops resembling the show you started.

  4. 4
    L.A. Law: The Movie L.A. Law: The Movie

    Eight years on, with most of the cast back.

Then what? Nothing else was made. A sequel pilot was shot in 2022 and never aired.

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The Series

  • L.A. Law 1986, 8 seasons, 172 episodes

Afterwards

  • L.A. Law: The Movie 2002

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