Diggstown

Saw the title and thought sweet they're gonna do a Diggstown boxing series. Nope just another run of the mill legal drama mulling over cases; law & order have already closed. New faces, same reactions. It's kinda like watching the Kardashians, it's fake as hell, but you already know the story

I've watched a lot of good legal dramas in my time and this is as enjoyable as most of them. I like the characters (one of the character's parents do some cabaret singing), the heart and the Canadian setting.

Wow! I was startled to find how well done Season 2 Episode 2 turned out to be. The acting by everyone was terrific and the script was so well crafted. Last year I thought Diggstown was a pleasant but run-of-the-mill lawyer drama but this year has a lot more going for it.

I have just watched the last four episodes of this show and wanted to see what the reviews looked like. I am astonished at the one and two star ratings and the associated comments. I am not sure how lucid these individuals were at their time of viewing. The comments sounded like those reviewers whose preferences are more at the Marvel comic level, somewhere way below low. This show was a very pleasant break from the American trash we are constantly subjected too. It makes me sad to see good Canadian productions trashed by who knows who. Both my wife and I earlier recorded the last four episodes of the series and we just got around to watching them, enjoying every second. We will now watch the first two episodes using CBC Gem if I can get it to work. Among other things, the acting, photography and writing were all excellent. I do not usually recommend things to friends and acquaintances, but in this case I have no hesitation in recommending this show to anyone. This series is worth watching, especially if you are from the Maritimes. We hope a second season will be forthcoming.

This CBC drama is superb. I am have practiced law in Halifax, and their depiction of lawyers at Legal Aid, the "big" firm, and the law school are dead on. The treatment of the black and indigenous issues is nuanced and compelling. The actors are great, the characters are developed and Halifax, Dartmouth and Martinique Beach are shown to advantage. Having binged all 17 episodes on CBCGem recently, there wasn't one that was weak or contrived. Bravo Floyd Kane and the CBC!