Goliath

Once a prominent lawyer, Billy McBride is now a broken down, alcoholic ambulance chaser. A wrongful death lawsuit against his former firm offers him a chance at redemption. He takes on the Goliath National Bank, a powerful and corrupt entity, exposing a massive conspiracy that could bring down the system.

Goliath received generally positive reviews, with particular praise for Billy Bob Thornton's performance and the show's compelling legal drama elements. Critics noted its gritty tone and exploration of corporate greed and personal redemption. Audience reception was also favorable, appreciating the intricate plotting and strong character development.

• Praised for its sharp writing and dark, satirical tone.

• Billy Bob Thornton's performance as the disgraced lawyer is a standout.

• The series effectively tackles themes of justice, corruption, and redemption.

Google audience: Viewers appreciated the show's engaging storylines, particularly the David-and-Goliath narrative of the underdog lawyer fighting a powerful corporation. Many highlighted the strong acting and the satisfying resolution of complex legal battles. Some found the pacing a bit slow at times but generally felt it was a well-crafted drama.

Billy Bob Thornton was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Television Series Drama for his role in the first season.

The character of Billy McBride was originally conceived for a film that never got made, and the creators decided to revive him for this television series.