He's a comedy character in a drama series. That's hard to pull off.

He's a comedy character in a drama series. That's hard to pull off.

He is out on bail awaiting trial. It is sort of realistic.

This isn't a spoiler but here is the answer to a major plot point. Fuck you.

Donna was probably the worst since the reboot, but Tate at least did an OK job in the role.

Most accredited law schools will take anyone who can spell their name correctly. Even Columbia, which Marshall went, will take someone with a 3.5 GPA if their LSAT is really good. It's not unbelievable that he could get into law school with 1 D or F. More than one and it starts to get iffy.

It sped up considerably at the end. The pacing was way too slow in the beginning but ended strong. I don't blame anyone for leaving the show, it was way to slow. And it wasn't even really building to much. It just meandered for a while then got really really good.

Older shows with 100+ episodes and little-to-no continuity should have "Best of" DVDs released. These older shows don't need to be watched straight through like current shows often do.