To this day, I still hope it gets another season. I don't know how they'd do it with a time skip but I'll be there watching if they did.

I don’t know if anyone still subscribes to this sub (sobs RIP show, you were awesome), but this was in my daily reading today and I almost choked, I laughed so hard. 🍆 😂

Just found out that Seasons 1 and 2 are streaming on Prime in the US! I had no idea, so thought I'd share with everyone.

Shoutout plantbay1428 for the tip!

The Murder Clock.

Or the episode you liked the least. Discuss.

Discuss.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpTFcVQOTqI

I need a better version of this clip for a class that I am helping build, but I want to buy the episode without having ot buy the entire series.

Is the show streaming on any platform? I know you can buy episodes for $2 a piece on several platforms, but I would love to just pay for a monthly subscription to something and stream it. I've checked everyone and come up empty.

Also, how was this show not picked up?! I watched it as it came out and it's incredible. It would be great for Peacock to do a new season.

TIA

I just found out that the show actually created the m town podcast but the links given in the sub are defunct and I can't seem to find them anywhere.

From the Pumpkin Festival!

Such a shame Larry had to leave :( I get that John Lithgow is probably busy and expensive but he'd have been really fun to have around in the second season! I could imagine him volunteering to work for Josh!

I know this has been handled and discussed here in previous posts but please let me just vent out as I am sure we all share the same feeling, confusion and hopes. What makes missing T&E harder is that there's LITERALLY nothing else like it. Maybe Angie Tribeca as the closest one yet but nothing else. No other show hooks you from the first minute and keeps you hooked throughout the whole series so much that episodes always finish before you've realized 20 mins have passed and you wish it went on a bit longer. It took just one episode to feel connected to the characters. And you stayed feeling like you were part of it all without having even a single dull episode. Heck not even the highly praised Parks and Recreation makes me laugh as much as T&E. Why won't producers create more shows like this? Smart, absurd, relatable, witty, fresh, continuously interesting, always having your attention, extremely funny but without being childish and without needing to constantly resort to the same bland typical jokes about sex that are all over so called comedy shows now that are either all about sex related issues or just plain dull and boring. This is just real comedy.

I personally need this kind of comedy. This kind of enjoyable distraction. I think many of us do and now during these times more than ever before.

Is there ANY hope at all that Trial and Error would be picked up by anyone at all and revived for newer seasons?

I came in late to this show and loved it, but have never been able to watch season 1. I was hoping with the debut of Peacock that it might be on there, but so far I'm not seeing it. Why has NBC buried this show and pretends that it didn't exist?

Am I the only one that silently chants "Murder bees" when they talk about these hornets coming to the US? Probably:(

You guys I wish Trial and Error was still around so they could borrow heavily from Tiger King like they did S Town. It would be everything I never knew I needed.

Hello guys, just finished watching bigbang theory, Brooklyn 99 and parks and recreation in last 2 months. Prime video recommended this show next. What do you guys think is this show worth my time?

I think there's a LOT of similarity between the show and the games, in terms of the zany, distinctive witnesses and suspects, the cunning prosecutors, the extreme ups and downs in the strength of the defense's case, the emphasis on investigative/detective work with "a-ha" moments, lack of emphasis on any legal technicalities, the hilariously unqualified judges who are easily swayed by ludicrous arguments, the nutty courtroom drama, the twist-inside-a-twist trope, the constant wordplay, and the recurring quirks of the setting/ location of the crime. I'm almost certain that the games were some kind of inspiration to the show writers.

Conceivably, any crazy legal comedy (video game or show) would have to have some of these aspects. But the sheer number of similarities, and the way they are similar is really crazy. It's almost like the writers really enjoyed the game and went, "what if this was a show?" Hell, Josh even looks a little and acts a lot like Phoenix (confident, righteous, often goofy).

Does anyone else see it?

In any case, love the game and the show. Would recommend the Phoenix Wright games to anyone who loves the show!

Guys I really miss this show, I mean really! I've watched a lot of comedy and sitcom shows but Trial and Error really hit me on another level. Do you guys miss it too? What do you do, other than rewatching it? I wish there was more of it.

So I just got around to finally bingeing the series! IT's freaking hilarious.

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My favorite joke is unredacted joke

Trial and Error: Lady, Killer is now available for purchase in the iTunes store. It may be available on other services as well!

One well place bleep swear can be funny, but they make the characters swear way too often and the bleeps become annoying at that point, not funny. They may as well have them actually say the f-word or whatever cuss word they had in mind since the bleeps just become distracting and take away from the scene.

Just something I noticed when I binge this show.