While he is primarily known for playing Captain Jameseims T. Kirk, Some of William Shatner's best performances exist outside the Star Trek franchise. Before joining the USS company, Shatner - Along with his colleague "Star Trek" Alum Leonard Nimoy - greeted "Uncle Man"ie One of the most influential spy TV series of all time. He is also one of Several actors "Star Trek" starring in the "twilight zone", SCI-Fi-Ci-Fi of Rod Serling, Fantasy and Horror Anthology, which influenced everything from the "Black Mirror" to the Jordandan Chicken Cinema.

However, outside the genre, Shatner solidified as a frightening force in the world of TV legal plays, winning the EMI awards for David E.'s "practice". Kelly and his shorter spin-off, "Boston Legal". His character, Danny Crane, is a legendary, ultra-conservative lawyer who often treats himself with his full name and claims he has never lost a case. His political beliefs also put him in contradiction with his best friend, Alan Shor (Jamesiyes Spider), but their contrasting ideologies do not enter the path of their common Loveube to cigarettes and Scottish.

Needless to say, "Boston legal" is one of the most dry legal plays there - it even inspired the "Park and Recreation" cast to create a false TV -show set in the world of law. Unfortunately, however, recognition of the series and the lasting impact on some taste manufacturers was not enough to prevent the ABC from pulling the plugin after five seasons. Given this, let's find out why Boston Legal has been canceled.

"Boston Legal" was not canceled by a whim without any final resolution. After all, the legal drama of David E. Kelly was given the fifth season of 13 episodes to complete the story and bring the closure of his team, crew and fans, which is more than some plays. That said, Geli claims that the ABC was not a fully supporter of Boston Legal from GET-Go, which could explain the unwillingness of the green light network for more seasons. As he said Hollywood reporter After the show's cancellation in 2008:

"Our demography is not that big, but our numbers were pretty solid. It commanded a pretty decent ad rate. But this is not a show that I think ABC was once really excited. They don't have it, and I'm sure they prefer to invest in their own product and get a piece of the package."

Not only that, but Kelly also felt "Boston Legal" it might have been too much for some spectators' sensibilities. Unlike "law and order" and some of the more procedural legal plays there, it is difficult to dive in random episodes and deal with what is happening quickly, which can prevent the series from expanding its audience. As Kelly said:

"It was gained taste from the beginning. If you got involved in (for) an episode and looked at the vacuum, you would wonder which planet they come from and you will probably move on."

It should be argued that Boston Legal deserves a longer mandate on the screen, but five seasons are also a solid deadline for every TV show. The good news is, however, that Kelly is still making a great series of legal topics, such as "Lincoln's Lawyer" and "It is assumed to be innocent", even if some fans would like to see him reviving Boston legal.