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* InvincibleHero: Sam Driver and Randy Parker have never suffered a lasting defeat of any kind, in or outside of the courtroom.
* WishFulfillment: You'd better believe it. Never does a storyline conclude where the main cast are not left significantly better off than before (and they were ''very'' well-off to begin with).
* WishFulfillment: You'd better believe it. Never does a storyline conclude where the main cast are not left significantly better off than before (and they were ''very'' well-off to begin with).
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* InvincibleHero: Sam Driver and Randy Parker have never suffered a lasting defeat of any kind, in or outside of the courtroom.
* WishFulfillment: You'd better believe it. Never does a storyline conclude where the main cast are not left significantly better off than before (and they were ''very'' well-offFanNickname: It's referred to begin with).by posters on Blog/TheComicsCurmudgeon forums as "''Juggs Parker''", because just about every female character is drawn with large, perky breasts.
* WishFulfillment: You'd better believe it. Never does a storyline conclude where the main cast are not left significantly better off than before (and they were ''very'' well-off
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* BoringInvincibleHero: Sam Driver and Randy Parker have never suffered a lasting defeat of any kind, in or outside of the courtroom.
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* BoringInvincibleHero: InvincibleHero: Sam Driver and Randy Parker have never suffered a lasting defeat of any kind, in or outside of the courtroom.
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* MarySue: All members of the main cast display numerous common Mary Sue traits. Abby Spencer and Sam Driver are a drop-dead gorgeous champion racehorse breeder and invulnerable lawyer, respectively. Neddy is beautiful, an award-winning fashion designer, an accomplished artist whose work is featured in Parisian galleries, and owns a private mansion in the French countryside, all in her early 20's. Sophie is an athletic wunderkind and the captains of her high school's debate team ''and'' cheerleading squad. Randy Parker has a nationally-renowned private law practice and is married to a top-ranking CIA blackops specialist who can summon drone strikes and SEAL deployments at will (and was his secretary a decade ago). The eponymous Judge Parker may be the most outrageous of all, having written within the space of a few months the best-selling detective series of all time, despite having zero prior experience. Of course all of the preceding are multimillionaires and at the peak of physical perfection.
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* MarySue: All members of the main cast display numerous common Mary Sue traits. Abby Spencer and Sam Driver are a drop-dead gorgeous champion racehorse breeder and invulnerable lawyer, respectively. Neddy is beautiful, an award-winning fashion designer, an accomplished artist whose work is featured in Parisian galleries, and owns a private mansion in the French countryside, all in her early 20's. Sophie is an athletic wunderkind and the captain of her high school's debate team ''and'' cheerleading squad. Randy Parker has a nationally-renowned private law practice and is married to a top-ranking CIA blackops specialist who can summon drone strikes and SEAL deployments at will (and was his secretary a decade ago). The eponymous Judge Parker may be the most outrageous of all, having written within the space of a few months the best-selling detective series of all time, despite having zero prior experience. Of course all of the preceding are multimillionaires and at the peak of physical perfection.
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* MarySue: All members of the main cast display numerous common Mary Sue traits. Abby Spencer and Sam Driver are a drop-dead gorgeous champion racehorse breeder and invulnerable lawyer, respectively. Neddy is beautiful, an award-winning fashion designer, an accomplished artist whose work is featured in Parisian galleries, and owns a private mansion in the French countryside, all in her early 20's. Sophie is an athletic wunderkind and the captain captains of her high school's debate team ''and'' cheerleading squad. Randy Parker has a nationally-renowned private law practice and is married to a top-ranking CIA blackops specialist who can summon drone strikes and SEAL deployments at will (and was his secretary a decade ago). The eponymous Judge Parker may be the most outrageous of all, having written within the space of a few months the best-selling detective series of all time, despite having zero prior experience. Of course all of the preceding are multimillionaires and at the peak of physical perfection.
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* MarySue: All members of the main cast display numerous common Mary Sue traits. Abby Spencer and Sam Driver are a drop-dead gorgeous champion racehorse breeder and invulnerable lawyer, respectively. Neddy is beautiful, an award-winning fashion designer, an accomplished artist whose work is featured in Parisian galleries and owns a private mansion in the French countryside, all in her early 20's. Sophie is an athletic wunderkind and the captain of her high school's debate team ''and'' cheerleading squad. Randy Parker has a nationally-renowned private law practice and is married to a top-ranking CIA blackops specialist who can summon drone strikes and SEAL deployments at will (and was his secretary a decade ago). The eponymous Judge Parker may be the most outrageous of all, having written within the space of a few months the best-selling detective series of all time, despite having zero prior experience. Of course all of the preceding are multimillionaires and at the peak of physical perfection.
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* MarySue: All members of the main cast display numerous common Mary Sue traits. Abby Spencer and Sam Driver are a drop-dead gorgeous champion racehorse breeder and invulnerable lawyer, respectively. Neddy is beautiful, an award-winning fashion designer, an accomplished artist whose work is featured in Parisian galleries galleries, and owns a private mansion in the French countryside, all in her early 20's. Sophie is an athletic wunderkind and the captain of her high school's debate team ''and'' cheerleading squad. Randy Parker has a nationally-renowned private law practice and is married to a top-ranking CIA blackops specialist who can summon drone strikes and SEAL deployments at will (and was his secretary a decade ago). The eponymous Judge Parker may be the most outrageous of all, having written within the space of a few months the best-selling detective series of all time, despite having zero prior experience. Of course all of the preceding are multimillionaires and at the peak of physical perfection.
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* ArcFatigue: Like many soap opera strips, plot lines run ''forever''. Even for soap strips, though, ''JudgeParker'' pushes this, though not as badly as ''ComicStrip/RexMorganMD''.
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* ArcFatigue: Like many soap opera strips, plot lines run ''forever''. Even for soap strips, though, ''JudgeParker'' ''Judge Parker'' pushes this, though not as badly as ''ComicStrip/RexMorganMD''.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: An unintentional example. As TheComicsCurmudgeon blog repeatedly notes, a strip about incredibly wealthy, successful, beautiful people overcoming an endless series of petty hurdles and inevitably ending up even better off than before is both astonishingly out-of-touch and boring.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: An unintentional example. As TheComicsCurmudgeon ''Blog/TheComicsCurmudgeon'' blog repeatedly notes, a strip about incredibly wealthy, successful, beautiful people overcoming an endless series of petty hurdles and inevitably ending up even better off than before is both astonishingly out-of-touch and boring.
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* ArcFatigue: Like many soap opera strips, plot lines run ''forever''. Even for soap strips, though, ''JudgeParker'' pushes this, though not as badly as ''ComicStrip/RexMorganMD''.
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* ArcFatigue: Like many soap opera strips, plot lines run ''forever''. Even for soap strips, though, ''JudgeParker'' pushes this, though not as badly as ''ComicStrip/RexMorganMD''.''ComicStrip/RexMorganMD''.
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: An unintentional example. As TheComicsCurmudgeon blog repeatedly notes, a strip about incredibly wealthy, successful, beautiful people overcoming an endless series of petty hurdles and inevitably ending up even better off than before is both astonishingly out-of-touch and boring.
* AuthorAppeal: Paramilitary babes and impassive, square-jawed manly men, if the art and writing are anything to go by.
* BoringInvincibleHero: Sam Driver and Randy Parker have never suffered a lasting defeat of any kind, in or outside of the courtroom.
* MarySue: All members of the main cast display numerous common Mary Sue traits. Abby Spencer and Sam Driver are a drop-dead gorgeous champion racehorse breeder and invulnerable lawyer, respectively. Neddy is beautiful, an award-winning fashion designer, an accomplished artist whose work is featured in Parisian galleries and owns a private mansion in the French countryside, all in her early 20's. Sophie is an athletic wunderkind and the captain of her high school's debate team ''and'' cheerleading squad. Randy Parker has a nationally-renowned private law practice and is married to a top-ranking CIA blackops specialist who can summon drone strikes and SEAL deployments at will (and was his secretary a decade ago). The eponymous Judge Parker may be the most outrageous of all, having written within the space of a few months the best-selling detective series of all time, despite having zero prior experience. Of course all of the preceding are multimillionaires and at the peak of physical perfection.
* WishFulfillment: You'd better believe it. Never does a storyline conclude where the main cast are not left significantly better off than before (and they were ''very'' well-off to begin with).
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: An unintentional example. As TheComicsCurmudgeon blog repeatedly notes, a strip about incredibly wealthy, successful, beautiful people overcoming an endless series of petty hurdles and inevitably ending up even better off than before is both astonishingly out-of-touch and boring.
* AuthorAppeal: Paramilitary babes and impassive, square-jawed manly men, if the art and writing are anything to go by.
* BoringInvincibleHero: Sam Driver and Randy Parker have never suffered a lasting defeat of any kind, in or outside of the courtroom.
* MarySue: All members of the main cast display numerous common Mary Sue traits. Abby Spencer and Sam Driver are a drop-dead gorgeous champion racehorse breeder and invulnerable lawyer, respectively. Neddy is beautiful, an award-winning fashion designer, an accomplished artist whose work is featured in Parisian galleries and owns a private mansion in the French countryside, all in her early 20's. Sophie is an athletic wunderkind and the captain of her high school's debate team ''and'' cheerleading squad. Randy Parker has a nationally-renowned private law practice and is married to a top-ranking CIA blackops specialist who can summon drone strikes and SEAL deployments at will (and was his secretary a decade ago). The eponymous Judge Parker may be the most outrageous of all, having written within the space of a few months the best-selling detective series of all time, despite having zero prior experience. Of course all of the preceding are multimillionaires and at the peak of physical perfection.
* WishFulfillment: You'd better believe it. Never does a storyline conclude where the main cast are not left significantly better off than before (and they were ''very'' well-off to begin with).
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* ArcFatigue: Like many soap opera strips, plot lines run ''forever''. Even for soap strips, though, ''JudgeParker'' pushes this, though not as badly as ''RexMorgan''.
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* ArcFatigue: Like many soap opera strips, plot lines run ''forever''. Even for soap strips, though, ''JudgeParker'' pushes this, though not as badly as ''RexMorgan''.''ComicStrip/RexMorganMD''.
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* ArcFatigue: Like many soap opera strips, plot lines run ''forever''. Even for soap strips, though, ''JudgeParker'' pushes this, though not as badly as ''RexMorgan''.
