The Televixen and Debbie E! Congrats legal drama fans, and thanks for entering. Your awesome box sets will be on their way to your mailbox shortly. Enjoy, and thanks again for checking us out at TV Screener.com!

And everyone, keep checking our WIN THIS! section … we’ve got lots more TV goodies coming your way!

The drama’s second season is currently unfolding on TNT (Mondays, 10PM ET), but if you’re still hankering to catch up with the episodes that started it all, here’s your chance. Thanks to our generous peeps at Buena Vista Home Entertainment, TV Screener.com has three copies of Raising the Bar: The Complete First Season on DVD to give away to our readers!

First season overview: First, Mark-Paul Gosselaar’s hair was really bad. Really bad. It was long, shaggy, shapeless … not the fine locks we’ve come to know and love on the man who was Zack Morris and NYPD Blue’s John Clark. (He’s chopped them off into a much more fashionable ‘do for season two … phew!). Anyhoo, Gosselaar’s Raising the Bar character is Jerry Kellerman, an idealistic public defender whose do-gooding efforts often lead him to clash with Trudy Kessler (Jane Kaczmarek), an ambitious judge who wants to become the next district attorney. In addition to the legal drama, there are also secret affairs – Jerry with his foe, prosecuting attorney Michelle, and Kessler with her law clerk Charlie – secret connections and just plain old secrets, including a big one about Charlie.

And among the DVD bonus features: Audio commentaries, a roundtable discussion with the cast and a featurette with David Feige, a real-life public defender and co-creator of the show (along with Emmy winner Steven Bochco), whose experiences inspired some of the series’ action.

All you have to do to have a shot at winning one of the box sets is leave a comment on this post, with the name of your favorite TNT drama, and an e-mail address or Web/blog link way to reach you, and you may be a winner.

Remember:
- Leave a comment on this post, with the name of your favorite TNT drama, and an e-mail address or Web/blog link way to reach you
- Deadline to enter is July 3 at 8PM ET (according to recorded comment time)
- The winner will be chosen by random, using Random.org’s Random Number Generator
- The winner will be announced on the evening of July 3, as an update to this post

Good luck, legal drama lovers!

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