Garrow's Law: Tales From The Old Bailey

A dramatic story about a determined and talented barrister of simple origin, who, in an effort to ensure a fair verdict for his clients, boldly fights against one-sided accusatory rules of judicial proceedings, which causes anger and irritation of judges, distinguished colleagues and even the authorities.

The action of the series is not limited only to the courtroom and the law office. In addition to judicial, legal and political issues, there is a serious conflict in the personal life of the main character, which also has a lot of difficult problems. Well, England, London, 1790. Interesting situations, characteristic characters, believable scenery, good costumes, everyday details and other notable details of the era. Very entertaining, if not informative.

It was shot well, mounted acceptably, and the picture matches. A good costumed art historical drama. It was interesting to watch, although not too exciting. Liked Alun Armstrong and Michael Culkin

The series is interesting, historical, and the actors are good. In general, it's interesting to see how a really real lawyer's defense began. And as he did in his first real case, he went much further than other lawyers and did a great job.

The series appeals to literally everyone.
it's a pity that it's over, I'd like to see Garrow as attorney General)

@7kozlov: "It was interesting to watch, although not too exciting." So far, I agree - not too much, although theoretically the series has everything to be exciting. In my opinion, there are not enough details, which, as we know, contain not only the devil. It would be better to spend more time on each case to reveal the characters and details of what happened.

The second season was quite intense, such passions...
besides, as Sir Arthur Hill said at the end of episode 4, This is not the end!