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Century City premiered on CBS on March 16, 2004. This is a provocative legal drama set in the year 2030 when lawyers at the firm of Crane, Constable, McNeil and Montero find that the laws change but that people remain the same. In a time when judges can go before lawyers as holograms, the firm takes on such morally and ethically ambiguous cases as parents suing their doctor for withholding critical results of their unborn childs genetic mapping, and a man accused of robbery when he steals back his identity from his ex-fianc who has uploaded his presence onto all of her electronics. As this diverse group of attorneys find themselves in uncharted legal territory, their cases provide an eye-opening look into issues confronting society in the not-so-distant future.
Cast
Character
Actor
Tom Montero
Nestor Carbonell
Lukas Gold
Ioan Gruffudd
Hannah Crane
Viola Davis
Marty Constable
Hector Elizondo
Lee May Bristol
Kristin Lehman
Darwin McNeil
Eric Schaeffer
Episodes
Season 1 (2003-2004)
(9 Episodes In Season 1)
Pilot (Original Air Date 3/16/2004)
To Know Her (Original Air Date 3/23/2004)
Love & Games (Original Air Date 3/27/2004)
A Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Lose (Original Air Date 3/30/2004)
Century City premiered on CBS on March 16, 2004. This is a provocative legal drama set in the year 2030 when lawyers at the firm of Crane, Constable, McNeil and Montero find that the laws change but that people remain the same. In a time when judges can go before lawyers as holograms, the firm takes on such morally and ethically ambiguous cases as parents suing their doctor for withholding critical results of their unborn childs genetic mapping, and a man accused of robbery when he steals back his identity from his ex-fianc who has uploaded his presence onto all of her electronics. As this diverse group of attorneys find themselves in uncharted legal territory, their cases provide an eye-opening look into issues confronting society in the not-so-distant future.
