Adjourned (a.k.a. Cheers)

Episode aired May 16, 2004
TV-PG
42m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

125

YOUR RATING

Lara Flynn Boyle, Dylan McDermott, Steve Harris, and Kelli Williams in The Practice (1997)

Crime Drama Mystery Romance Thriller

Eugene becomes a Superior Court Judge, and is furious when his first case includes Alan Shore. Shore tries to fend off the advances of a co-worker, and Bobby Donnell tries to sidestep a fina... Read allEugene becomes a Superior Court Judge, and is furious when his first case includes Alan Shore. Shore tries to fend off the advances of a co-worker, and Bobby Donnell tries to sidestep a final farewell party with the members of the practice.Eugene becomes a Superior Court Judge, and is furious when his first case includes Alan Shore. Shore tries to fend off the advances of a co-worker, and Bobby Donnell tries to sidestep a final farewell party with the members of the practice.

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

125

YOUR RATING

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8Hitchcoc

Fragmented

Not much to say. Watched the whole show. I had moments of fun, but there was something lacking most of the way. The ending was all over the place. Shore pretty much put a stink on the last season. There were a few moments, but they didn't give me that warm feeling. The thing with Jimmy's new firm was awful. Oh well. So it goes.

9sawznhamrs-1

It had a good ending

For a series that lost its way in the last few seasons, this was a pretty good ending. The pieces of the story and the people were put snugly in place so the imagination could envision them continuing on. It is what we American audiences like in our entertainment, right? So now, I am back to watching Boston Legal, which was far superior to The Practice. Well, I suppose I should watch the entire series before concluding that. You know I will be evaluating!

7ChristianP96

Goodbye, again

Lmao, Bobby really didn't join them at the end. That was odd. It was an okay finale. The main thing was that it gave us a look at where everyone might go next. Honestly, I'd probably watch a Jimmy spin-off. His ending looked like a pitch for a new show that never happened.

I enjoyed this show. Had its ups and downs but I watched all 167 episodes and I don't often finish TV shows anymore, so credit where it's due.

Shoutout to reviewer Hitchcoc who started the show just before I did. Been reading their reviews as I went along. It's been fun.

Trivia
Last show of the series.

Connections
Featured in The 56th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2004)

Soundtracks
Hello Brother
Sung by Louis Armstrong (uncredited)
Written by George David Weiss (uncredited) & Bob Thiele (uncredited)
Performed during closing moments, final scene