Goliath

In Los Angeles, Billy McBride, a washed-up lawyer and co-founder of the law firm Billy McBride & Associates, is offered a case defending a grieving father seeking justice for his son's death. The deceased was killed in a boat accident linked to the powerful and corrupt law firm founded by his former partners, including his ex-wife. McBride takes on the Goliath of a corporation, navigating a complex legal battle filled with danger and deceit.

Goliath has been generally well-received by critics for its compelling performances, particularly from Billy Bob Thornton, and its engaging, often dark, storytelling. While praised for its legal drama elements and character development, some reviews noted occasional pacing issues or predictability in its plotlines. The show is appreciated for its gritty portrayal of the legal system and the moral complexities faced by its protagonist.

• Billy Bob Thornton delivers a standout performance as the morally ambiguous lawyer.

• The series offers a gritty and compelling look into the American legal system.

• Engaging storytelling with strong character development, though sometimes predictable.

Google audience: Google users frequently praise the show's strong acting, especially Billy Bob Thornton's performance, and find the legal drama to be captivating and well-written. Many appreciate the complex characters and the show's exploration of justice and redemption.

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

The character of Billy McBride was inspired by the real-life legal battles of lawyer Willie E. Gary, who famously won a $240 million dollar verdict in a landmark case.