Watch Made in Jersey Season 1 Episode 7 The Farm Online free and Download Made in Jersey Season 1 Episode 7 The Farm Episode show "Made in Jersey" is a drama about a young
working-class woman who uses her street smarts to compete among her
pedigreed Manhattan colleagues at a prestigious New York law firm.
Martina Garretti finds her firm's cutthroat landscape challenging, but
what she lacks in an Ivy League education
she more than makes up for with tenacity and blue-collar insight. After
just a few weeks, firm founder Donovan Stark takes note of Martina's
ingenuity and resourcefulness, as does third-year chair Nolan Adams, who
is part of Manhattan's royal literati; Riley Prescott, a second-year at
Stark & Rowan and the daughter of the former U.S. Ambassador to
Sweden; her sassy secretary, Cyndi Vega; and River, a former LAPD
detective turned firm investigator. With the support of her big Italian
family, including her sexy older sister Bonnie and her encouraging
mother Darlene, Martina is able to stay true to her roots as a bold,
passionate lawyer on the rise in a new intimidating environment.
Normally I don't care for TV legal dramas. They're well written, but not all that interesting to me, unless it's an aspect on the "Law & Order" shows. However, I decided to give the fish-out-of-water "Made In Jersey" a chance. Besides, I was a background on the pilot and another episode.
However, neither the TV network nor audiences gave it a chance, having aired only two episodes.
By chance any new episodes air on Saturdays or the show ends up on a Made-On-Demand DVD box set, the premise involves former Trenton prosecutor Martina Garretti (Brit Janet Montgomery of "Our Idiot Brother" and "Human Target", nicely sporting a light urban American accent) helping average people as a defense attorney at a high-level law firm managed by blue blood Donovan Stark (Kyle MacLachan of "Twin Peaks"). Despite sneers from fellow lawyers, Garetti has paralegal Cyndi Vega (Toni Trucks) and shamus River Brody (Felix Solis of "NYC 22") on her side.
Created by Dana Calvo (wrote some episodes of "Studio 60"), "Made In Jersey" could have been interesting, having a blue-collar type working hard in the space of upper-class professionals while deconstructing the Jersey Girl stereotype. Instead, said stereotype rules on crappy reality shows. What a pity…
Normally I don't care for TV legal dramas. They're well written, but not all that interesting to me, unless it's an aspect on the "Law & Order" shows. However, I decided to give the fish-out-of-water "Made In Jersey" a chance. Besides, I was a background on the pilot and another episode.
However, neither the TV network nor audiences gave it a chance, having aired only two episodes.
By chance any new episodes air on Saturdays or the show ends up on a Made-On-Demand DVD box set, the premise involves former Trenton prosecutor Martina Garretti (Brit Janet Montgomery of "Our Idiot Brother" and "Human Target", nicely sporting a light urban American accent) helping average people as a defense attorney at a high-level law firm managed by blue blood Donovan Stark (Kyle MacLachan of "Twin Peaks"). Despite sneers from fellow lawyers, Garetti has paralegal Cyndi Vega (Toni Trucks) and shamus River Brody (Felix Solis of "NYC 22") on her side.
Created by Dana Calvo (wrote some episodes of "Studio 60"), "Made In Jersey" could have been interesting, having a blue-collar type working hard in the space of upper-class professionals while deconstructing the Jersey Girl stereotype. Instead, said stereotype rules on crappy reality shows. What a pity…
