History Series / AllRise

* AbsenteeActor: Simone Missick was not in the second season episode ''Georgia.''

* WhatTheHellHero: The theme of ''Bounceback'', as Lola and Emily get this from various characters for their actions during the case from ''The Perils of the Plea''.

''All Rise'' is an American [[LawProcedural legal drama]] television series created by [[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0819494/ Greg Spottiswood]] which premiered on {{Creator/CBS}} in 2019. Beginning with its third season, the show has moved to [[https://www.oprah.com/sp/all-rise-s3.html/ OWN]]].

''All Rise'' is an American [[LawProcedural legal drama]] television series created by [[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0819494/ Greg Spottiswood]] which premiered on {{Creator/CBS}} in 2019. Beginning with its third season, the show has moved to [[https://www.oprah.com/sp/all-rise-s3.html]].

''All Rise'' is an American [[LawProcedural legal drama]] television series created by [[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0819494/ Greg Spottiswood]] which premiered on {{Creator/CBS}} in 2019. Beginning with its third season, the show has moved to OWN.

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The first season finale, ''Dancing at Los Angeles,'' is VERY different. The entire episode was done "virtually" with the actors in their homes due to the 2020 quarantine. The characters communicate through video conferencing.

* {{Narm}}: The main characters are all professionals who have spent their entire careers working in the criminal justice system. Their [[AuthorFilibuster views on the system]] usually have all the insight and nuance of a person who read a magazine article on the subject.

[[caption-width-right:216:...for the honorable Lola Charmichael]]

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* KangarooCourt: Emily advocating for a fair trial for her cases would usually be seen in a good light in other {{Law Procedural}}s. Problem is, she only adds more to the backlog of cases that could easily be done away with a signature, thus causing even more trouble at the DA's office and eventually at the Public Defender's office as well.

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech:
** Sara gives a short one in ''The Perils of the Plea'' to Emily after the latter interrupted her story and blamed her for not thinking of the Black Lives Matter activists.
** "Bounceback" has several:
*** [[spoiler:Lola gets a crushing one from the jury foreman for interfering with the jury process by forcing the defendant to take a plea when they were going to acquit him. It ends with him saying that he hopes he never gets her for a judge if he is ever in court. To be fair however, his vague questions made her (as well as everyone around her) skeptical of the verdict.]]
*** [[spoiler:After Emily, following her client's wishes, goes after Lola in court, Sherry rips into her, saying that Lola has helped her and this isn't the way to repay her.]]

* LoopholeAbuse: Emily gives a friend $10 cash to be able to declare him a hired "expert" so he can be in a room with her and a client and privilege would still apply. [[RealityEnsues It doesn't work]].

* RealityEnsues: Emily advocating for a fair trial for her cases would usually be seen in a good light in other {{Law Procedural}}s. Problem is, she only adds more to the backlog of cases that could easily be done away with a signature, thus causing even more trouble at the DA's office and eventually at the Public Defender's office as well.

''All Rise'' is an American [[LawProcedural legal drama]] television series created by [[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0819494/ Greg Spottiswood]] which premiered on {{Creator/CBS}} in 2019. Beginning with its third season, the show airs on Creator/{{OWN}}.

''All Rise'' is an American [[LawProcedural legal drama]] television series created by [[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0819494/ Greg Spottiswood]] which premiered on {{Creator/CBS}} in 2019.

* DancePartyEnding: Done at the end of the first season finale, ''Dancing in Los Angeles,'' as the cast and crew dance in front of their computer cameras.

* GhostCity: Los Angeles looks like this during the shelter-in-place order in ''Dancing in Los Angeles''.

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The first season finale, ''Dancing in Los Angeles,'' is VERY different. The entire episode was done "virtually" with the actors in their homes due to the 2020 quarantine. The characters communicate through video conferencing.

* [[LipstickLesbian Lipstick Bisexual]]: Lisa Benner is often shown feminine clothing and has a fairly traditional appearance overall, as well as mentioning that she had a husband that died not too long ago. ''A Fair Lockdown'' features her getting shut-in with Jean Frost, revealing later on in the episode that she was her ex-girlfriend back in law school. Season 2 features Benner trying to score a date with Sara's help too, with a good majority of her matches being women.

* {{Cliffhanger}}: ''The Perils of the Plea'' ends with [[spoiler:Ness cleaning out the jury's deliberation room... only to find a paper that reveals the jury actually acquitted the defendant. A defendant who was more less pressured to take a plea deal despite being innocent to avoid jail time. The following episode deals with Lola, Emily, and the D.A. dealing with the fallout such as overturning the plea and getting him acquitted.]]

* {{Cliffhanger}}: ''The Perils of the Plea'' ends with [[spoiler:Ness cleaning out the jury's deliberation room... only to find a paper that reveals the jury actually acquitted the defendant.]]

* AbsenteeActor: Simone Missick was not in the second season episode "Georgia."

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler:Lola lets her fears of a guilty verdict for a man trying to protect his daughter lead her to force him to take a deal that requires him to plea guilty... only for Ness to later find a paper saying that the jury acquitted him.]]

** Emily Lopez a public defender who is dedicated to helping her clients by either getting them acquitted or at least a fair sentencing as so they're not screwed by the system.

* LipstickLesbian: Lisa Benner is often shown feminine clothing and has a fairly traditional appearance overall. ''A Fair Lockdown'' features her getting shut-in with Jean Frost, revealing later on in the episode that she was her ex-girlfriend back in law school. Season 2 features Benner trying to score a date with Sara's help too, with a good majority of her matches being women (so really Lipstick Bisexual, but probably with a preference for women).

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: Lola lets her fears of a guilty verdict for a man trying to protect his daughter lead her to force him to take a deal that requires him to plea guilty...only for Ness to later find a paper saying that the jury acquitted him.]]

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Sara gives a short one in ''The Perils of the Plea'' to Emily after the latter interrupted her story and blamed her for not thinking of the Black Lives Matter activists.

*** [[spoiler: Lola gets an epic one from the jury foreman for interfering with the jury process by forcing the defendant to take a plea when they were going to acquit him. It ends with him saying that he hopes he never gets her for a judge if he is ever in court.]]
*** [[spoiler: After Emily, following her client's wishes, goes after Lola in court, Sherry rips into her, saying that Lola has helped her and this isn't the way to repay her.]]

** Even though all of the judges appear to want to do the right thing and seem to be following the law, the audience is supposed to [[InformedAttribute accept as an indisputable fact]] that they are all part of the problem, and Lola alone is part of the solution.

* WhatTheHellHero?: The theme of "Bounceback", as Lola and Emily get this from various characters for their actions.

* TokenWhite: Mark and Lisa are the only White people in the main cast. The rest are Black, Latino or East Asian (rather unusually in a mainstream series).

* LipstickLesbian: Lisa Benner is often shown feminine clothing and has a fairly womanly appearance. ''A Fair Lockdown'' features her getting shut-in with Jean Frost, revealing later on in the episode that she was her ex-girlfriend back in law school. Season 2 features Benner trying to score a date with Sara's help, with a good majority of her matches being women.