For The People premiered on LIF on July 21, 2002. The series is about liberal-minded Chief Deputy District Attorney Camille Paris, who works in the Los Angeles D.A.'s office and whose professional world is profoundly shifted when conservative African American District Attorney Lora Gibson is elected and becomes her new boss. She faces new career challenges when her newly-elected boss sets a very different tone for the office. Equally passionate in their convictions, but clearly on opposite sides of the ideological fence, Camille and Lora forge an often rocky, but mutually respectful working relationship. Camille continues to run the country's largest prosecutor's office with her own style, but ultimately the buck stops with Gibson.
Cast
• May 17, 2008
Camille Paris ................................................... Lea Thompson
Lora Gibson ..................................................... Debbi Morgan
Episodes
• May 17, 2008
Season 1 (2002-2003)
20 Episodes In Season 1
Pilot (Originally Aired 7/21/2002)
Our Own (Originally Aired 7/28/2002)
Lonely Hearts (Originally Aired 8/4/2002)
To DNA Or Not To DNA (Originally Aired 8/11/2002)
Pawns (Originally Aired 8/18/2002)
Come Blow Your Whistle (Originally Aired 8/25/2002)
The Double Standard (Originally Aired 9/8/2002)
Textbook Perfect (Originally Aired 9/15/2002)
Honor Thy Mother (Originally Aired 10/6/2002)
Racing Form (Originally Aired 10/13/2002)
Dog Day (Originally Aired 10/20/2002)
Crossroads (Originally Aired 11/10/2002)
The Reality Of Lethality (Originally Aired 11/17/2002)
For The People premiered on LIF on July 21, 2002. The series is about liberal-minded Chief Deputy District Attorney Camille Paris, who works in the Los Angeles D.A.'s office and whose professional world is profoundly shifted when conservative African American District Attorney Lora Gibson is elected and becomes her new boss. She faces new career challenges when her newly-elected boss sets a very different tone for the office. Equally passionate in their convictions, but clearly on opposite sides of the ideological fence, Camille and Lora forge an often rocky, but mutually respectful working relationship. Camille continues to run the country's largest prosecutor's office with her own style, but ultimately the buck stops with Gibson.
