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posted by Kay Wednesday, May 30, 2007

 

I've said it before, and I'll say it again, William Shatner is a comedian. I detested him as Kirk, it was simply the wrong role for him, and his amazing performance as Denny Crane on ABC's Boston Legal is PROOF POSITIVE that this man can act, he can entertain, and he can leave you laughing so hard you are SURE your laugh muscles are going to be sore the next day.

And yet, as outrageously funny as he is, there are times when both his character of Denny Crane and the character Alan Shore make these remarkable thought provoking comments that leave you with something to think about. Even when they are making me laugh "how can it be a disease if the pharmaceutical companies aren't trying to find a way to make money from it?" they are making me stop to think, both about the supposed "disease" in that case, and the way our pharmaceutical companies work, always having to think about having the money to make the next medication.

And then there is Jerry, Clarence, Claire... Shirley, Paul, Denise and Brad who keep the office hopping, interesting, and most importantly, both real and extreme all at once.

In a recent episode Jerry asked for his job back, and in it he gave a brilliant run down of the people who work at Crane, Poole and Schmidt. In it he pointed out the eccentricities that make each character special, and interesting, and asked how, amid such a cast of characters, she could wonder whether or not there was room for a man who keeps his hands on his thighs, and hops. And he was so clearly right, of all the places on TV Boston Legal is where he fits in.

Above and Beyond all that... Boston Legal is a show where characters grow, evolve, and change. They become more than they were in the beginning, and better... and watching that evolution is a wonderful experience.

posted by Kay Tuesday, May 29, 2007