Harry's Law

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Harry's Law is an American legal dramedy television series created by David E. Kelley, starring Kathy Bates as an unconventional lawyer starting a new practice in a rundown Cincinnati shoe store.

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Harry's Law canonical 5
Harry’s Law 1

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instanceOf television series
airedInPrimeTime true
cameraSetup single-camera
character Harriet Korn
countryOfOrigin United States
creator David E. Kelley
distributor Warner Bros. Television Distribution
endYear 2012
executiveProducer Bill D'Elia
David E. Kelley
featuresSetting rundown shoe store converted into a law office
filmingLocation Los Angeles, California
finalAired 2012-05-20
firstAired 2011-01-17
genre comedy-drama
legal drama
hasFormat hour-long episodic series
hasMixtureOfGenres legal drama and comedy
hasOpeningTheme instrumental theme
leadCharacterDescription unconventional patent lawyer turned criminal defense attorney
mainCharacterOccupation lawyer
mainTheme social justice and second chances
network NBC
numberOfEpisodes 34
numberOfSeasons 2
originalChannelType broadcast television
originalLanguage English
originallyAiredAsMidseasonReplacement true
originalNetwork NBC
portrays Kathy Bates as Harriet Korn
linked to: Kathy Bates
premiereYear 2011
productionCompany David E. Kelley Productions
Warner Bros. Television
runtimePerEpisode approximately 43 minutes
setting Cincinnati, Ohio
linked to: Cincinnati
starring Aml Ameen
Brittany Snow
Christopher McDonald
Justine Lupe
Karen Olivo
Kathy Bates
Mark Valley
Nate Corddry
Paul McCrane
targetAudience adult viewers

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Kathy Bates notableWork Harry's Law
Nate Corddry notableWork Harry's Law
Nate Corddry performedIn Harry's Law
Brittany Snow notableWork Harry's Law
Kathleen Doyle Bates notableWork Harry's Law
Justine Lupe notableWork Harry’s Law
linked to: Harry's Law