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** Walter Elliot, the owner of Archway Studios becomes a high-powered video game developer.

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** Walter Elliot, the owner of Archway Studios becomes a high-powered video game developer.developer, now named Trevor Elliott.
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** Herb Dahl goes from being a movie producer to a podcast producer.

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** Herb Dahl goes from being a movie producer to a podcast producer.
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** Harry Bosch and Jack McEvoy are neither seen nor mentioned in the series. Bosch's role is instead taken up by Griggs. This is likely due to Creator/PrimeVideo owning the rights to [[Series/{{Bosch}} the Bosch stories]].

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** Harry Bosch and Jack McEvoy [=McEvoy=] are neither seen nor mentioned in the series. Bosch's role is instead taken up by Griggs. This is likely due to Creator/PrimeVideo owning the rights to [[Series/{{Bosch}} the Bosch stories]].
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Mickey Haller (Creator/ManuelGarciaRulfo) is a criminal defense lawyer who works on the back of his Lincoln Navigator. Following the death of a fellow lawyer, he takes over his law practice, including the ongoing case of Trevor Elliott (Creator/ChristopherGorham), a video game designer accused of murdering his wife. A recovering addict, Mickey has been married twice, both ending in divorce. He jointly raises his daughter with his first ex-wife, prosecutor Maggie [=McPherson=] (Creator/NeveCampbell), while his second ex-wife, Lorna Crane (Creator/BeckiNewton), remains his legal aide. Lorna is engaged to Cisco (Creator/AngusSampson), Mickey's go-to investigator. Mickey also employs Izzy Letts (Jazz Raycole), a client of his, as personal driver.

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Mickey Haller (Creator/ManuelGarciaRulfo) is a criminal defense lawyer who works on out of the back of his Lincoln Navigator. Following the death of a fellow lawyer, he takes over his law practice, including the ongoing case of Trevor Elliott (Creator/ChristopherGorham), a video game designer accused of murdering his wife. A recovering addict, Mickey has been married twice, both ending in divorce. He jointly raises his daughter with his first ex-wife, prosecutor Maggie [=McPherson=] (Creator/NeveCampbell), while his second ex-wife, Lorna Crane (Creator/BeckiNewton), remains his legal aide. Lorna is engaged to Cisco (Creator/AngusSampson), Mickey's go-to investigator. Mickey also employs Izzy Letts (Jazz Raycole), a client of his, as personal driver.

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''The Lincoln Lawyer'' is a Netflix-adapted series based off of Creator/MichaelConnelly's Mickey Haller series of the same name. Season One, which is directly based on ''Literature/TheBrassVerdict'', was released on May 13, 2022. Season Two, based on ''Literature/TheFifthWitness'', was released on July 6, 2023, and was split into two parts.


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''The Lincoln Lawyer'' is a Netflix-adapted Creator/{{Netflix}} legal drama series based off of Creator/MichaelConnelly's Mickey Haller series of the same name. Season One, which is directly based on ''Literature/TheBrassVerdict'', was released on May 13, 2022. Season Two, based on ''Literature/TheFifthWitness'', was released on July 6, 2023, and was split into two parts.

Mickey Haller (Creator/ManuelGarciaRulfo) is a criminal defense lawyer who works on the back of his Lincoln Navigator. Following the death of a fellow lawyer, he takes over his law practice, including the ongoing case of Trevor Elliott (Creator/ChristopherGorham), a video game designer accused of murdering his wife. A recovering addict, Mickey has been married twice, both ending in divorce. He jointly raises his daughter with his first ex-wife, prosecutor Maggie [=McPherson=] (Creator/NeveCampbell), while his second ex-wife, Lorna Crane (Creator/BeckiNewton), remains his legal aide. Lorna is engaged to Cisco (Creator/AngusSampson), Mickey's go-to investigator. Mickey also employs Izzy Letts (Jazz Raycole), a client of his, as personal driver.

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* AbortedArc: In season two, [[spoiler: Henry Dahl appears watching Mickey's house while he and Lisa meet, presumably hoping to collect material that proves Mickey was having an intimate relationship with his client. But after that he doesn't try to blackmail Mickey, instead trying to find loopholes and eventually stealing Mickey's contract for Lisa's life rights which supersedes his own.]]

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* AbortedArc: In season two, [[spoiler: Henry Dahl appears watching Mickey's house while he and Lisa meet, presumably hoping to collect material that proves Mickey was having an intimate relationship with his client. But after that he doesn't try to blackmail Mickey, instead trying to find loopholes and eventually stealing Mickey's contract for Lisa's life rights which supersedes his own. However, it is possible that, finding that Lisa and Mickey weren't having an intimate relationship, he simply tried other strategies to do a story about Lisa's trial.]]
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* YouMonster: Discussed and averted. [[spoiler:When Mickey confronts Trevor, revealing he has pieced together everything about how Trevor killed his wife and why, Trevor tells him, "if all that's true, you must think I'm a monster." However, Mickey does not call him a monster, instead saying he is an addict, with his high being everyone thinking he is a genius.]]

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* YouMonster: Discussed and averted. defied. [[spoiler:When Mickey confronts Trevor, revealing he has pieced together everything about how Trevor killed his wife and why, Trevor tells him, "if you really believe all that's that is true, you must think I'm a monster." However, Mickey does not call him a monster, instead saying he is an addict, with his high being everyone thinking he is a genius.]]
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* NotSoAboveItAll: Combined with Hypocrite. In the penultimate episode of season 2, after Mickey gets a witness to plead the Fifth on the stand, the prosecutor drops an FBomb on him in chambers. The judge reprimands her for this, then does so herself.

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* NotSoAboveItAll: Combined with Hypocrite. {{Hypocrite}}. In the penultimate episode of season 2, after Mickey gets a witness to plead the Fifth on the stand, the prosecutor drops an FBomb a PrecisionFStrike on him in chambers. The judge reprimands her for this, then does so herself.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: Combined with Hypocrite. In the penultimate episode of season 2, after Mickey gets a witness to plead the Fifth on the stand, the prosecutor drops an FBomb on him in chambers. The judge reprimands her for this, then does so herself.
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* SpottingTheThread: In the season 2 finale, Mickey realizes something is off when he sees an old photo of [[spoiler: Lisa's ex-husband Jeff and realizes it's not the same guy he's met before. When out with his daughter in Venice Beach, he hears sounds including music to construction that makes him realize "Jeff" was calling from there. He confronts Lisa on how she refused to sell her home or even put it up for bail, as if afraid someone would find something there...like Jeff's body buried under the garden for years.]]

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* SpottingTheThread: In the season 2 finale, Mickey realizes something is off when he sees an old photo of [[spoiler: Lisa's ex-husband Jeff and realizes it's not the same guy he's met before. When out with his daughter in Venice Beach, he hears sounds including music to construction that makes him realize "Jeff" was calling from there. He confronts Lisa on how she refused to sell her home or even put it up for bail, as if afraid someone would find something there...like Jeff's body buried under the garden for years.]]
* YouMonster: Discussed and averted. [[spoiler:When Mickey confronts Trevor, revealing he has pieced together everything about how Trevor killed his wife and why, Trevor tells him, "if all that's true, you must think I'm a monster." However, Mickey does not call him a monster, instead saying he is an addict, with his high being everyone thinking he is a genius.
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