Network: CBS
Episodes: Ongoing (hour)
Seasons: Ongoing
TV show dates: September 23, 2019 — present
Series status: Has not been cancelled
Performers include: Simone Missick, Wilson Bethel, Marg Helgenberger, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Lindsay Mendez, and Ruthie Ann Miles.
TV show description:
A courthouse drama that’s set in Los Angeles, the All Rise TV show follows the chaotic, hopeful (and sometimes absurd) world of judges, prosecutors, public defenders, bailiffs, clerks, and cops. A diverse group, these professionals have one thing in common — they’re seeking justice for the citizens involved in a flawed legal process.
Judge Lola Carmichael (Missick) has recently been appointed to the bench and was previously a highly regarded and impressive deputy district attorney. Now that she’s a judge, Lola pushes the boundaries and challenges the expectations of what someone in that position can be.
It’s not an easy road but, thankfully, Lola has some friends and co-workers that can offer her counsel.
Mark Callan (Bethel) is Lola’s roguish best friend and colleague. He’s a successful deputy district attorney who now must adjust to the shifting boundaries in their personal and professional relationship.
Supervisory Judge Lisa Benner (Helgenberger) is an influential and powerful figure who’s tasked with overseeing Lola’s transition into her new job.
And finally, there’s Sherri Kansky (Miles), Lola’s efficient and pragmatic judicial assistant. She’s a pro but isn’t thrilled at the prospect of “training” a rookie judge.
Others working in the courthouse include: Emily Lopez (Camacho), an empathetic and blunt public defender who’s filled with fire and conviction; Luke Watkins (Brinson), a court bailiff who’s taking law classes at night; and Sara Castillo (Mendez), a court reporter who’s a reliable source of inside information and advice.
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I love All Rise and it’s diversity. Seeing people of color and white people come together have their opinions and differences and are still connected with each other. I was so happy when it came back after the Pandemic. But I can’t seem to find it on and couldn’t wait till Monday comes around
it’s an Excellentt show.
I am very disappointed with “All Rise,” this season. It seems to be activists for social justice issues. Instead, of good courtrooms drama, they now are inserting their views on issues that are bad for our country. I don’t know if I will watch any further episodes.
I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the Show: ALL RISE! I have much Love and Respect to ANYONE and EVERYONE who is involved with, responsible for, and literally a very important part of, such an AMAZING SERIES! I really don’t like calling it a “show”, because for Me, it is so much more! PLEASE FORGIVE MY ALL CAPS, BUT I AM PASSIONATE ABOUT ALL RISE, ESPECIALLY THE ONE AND THE ONLY JUDGE LOLA CARMICHAEL! I LOVE HER MOM, IN HERE, TOO! & I CAN SO RELATE TO THAT RELATIONSHIP, AS WELL! I ONLY SUBSCRIBE TO CBS/ALL ACCESS, JUST FOR ALL RISE,… Read more »
All Rise is the single best TV series on television today, bar none! The story lines are timely, the writing is articulate, intelligent & genuine for all the characters. The relationships feel authentic and real to the audience who roots and cares about them. The acting skills of each member of the cast is outstanding. They each work together creating this weekly thoughtful experience that entertains and informs the audience. I’m rewatching Season 1 in preparation for Season 2. I’m blown away again by the quality, the integrity and of the reality of All Rise. It’s a great use of… Read more »