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[09/15/05 - 12:00 AM]
The WB's "Just Legal" Will Get Added Exposure on TNT Following "Law and Order"

[via press release from The WB]

THE WB'S �JUST LEGAL� WILL GET ADDED EXPOSURE ON TNT FOLLOWING �LAW AND ORDER�

Burbank, CA September 15, 2005

FRESHMAN DRAMA STARRING DON JOHNSON AND JAY BARUCHEL WILL AIR ON BOTH THE WB AT 9:00EST/PST AND ON TNT AT 10:00 EST/PST ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 3

The WB's JUST LEGAL, starring Don Johnson (�Miami Vice,� �Nash Bridges�) and Jay Baruchel (�Undeclared,� �Million Dollar Baby�) and executive produced by Jerry Bruckheimer (�CSI,� �Cold Case,� �Without a Trace�) and Jonathan Shapiro (�The Practice� and �Boston Legal�), will get additional exposure on The WB's sister network TNT on Monday October 3 at 10 p.m. ET/PST, receiving a boost from a lead-in of powerhouse drama �Law & Order.� The episode will debut on The WB at 9:00 pm est/pst and then run again at 10:00 pm est/pst on TNT following that network's signature series �Law and Order.�

��Just Legal� is such a well done new procedural legal drama that we're excited to get it exposed to as wide an audience as possible and TNT is a great place to do that� said David Janollari, President, Entertainment for The WB. �TNT viewers who love �Law and Order� will greatly enjoy this new series and we hope to convert them into long-term fans of our first Jerry Bruckheimer series. We thank our friends at TNT for allowing us this great opportunity.�

The series, from Bruckheimer Television in association with Warner Bros. Television Production, Inc. features Don Johnson as a grizzled street lawyer and Jay Baruchel as an idealistic teenage wunderkind.

JUST LEGAL premieres on The WB on Monday, September 19 at 9:00 p.m. ET. The October 3 episode is called �The Limit� and is about a woman who sustains serious injuries in the aftermath of her plastic surgery. Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman (�CSI,� �Cold Case,� �Without a Trace�) and Jonathan Shapiro (�The Practice,� �Boston Legal�) are executive producers.





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· BOSTON LEGAL (ABC)
· COLD CASE (CBS)
· CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION (CBS)
· JUST LEGAL (WB)
· LAW & ORDER (NBC)
· NASH BRIDGES (CBS)
· PRACTICE, THE (ABC)
· UNDECLARED (FOX)
· WITHOUT A TRACE (CBS)





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