“We had an opportunity with Season 2 to evolve the world of ‘Perry Mason.’ Season 1 was a lot of setup. We had to get Perry to even be a lawyer by the end of the season, he had found a version of ...

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What is it that we can do to find justice in a world where corruption has consumed everything? There is a unique amalgamation of optimism and pessimism at the heart of the HBO series Perry Mason, ...

Perry Mason (1957) Season 1 is a classic legal drama TV series based on Erle Stanley Gardner’s characters. Starring Raymond Burr as defense attorney Perry Mason, the show follows his adept courtroom ...

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It's been three years since the last series of Perry Mason, but Matthew Rhys is finally back as the titular lead character. However, he's not taking the return of the HBO show for granted. He ...

Matthew Rhys had reservations about a second season of “Perry Mason,” HBO’s take on author Erle Stanley Gardner’s iconic attorney, now a PTSD-suffering noir antihero in Depression-era Los Angeles. “My ...

“Perry Mason” has been canceled after two seasons at HBO, TheWrap has confirmed. The Matthew Rhys-led iteration of the classic series, which initially launched as a limited series on HBO, will not be ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Monday's Perry Mason finale. Perry Mason's titular lawyer works hard to keep his clients from ending up behind bars... and that's exactly where he ended up ...

Perry gets back to his true calling after his nose tells him something smells funny about the Brooks McCutcheon murder. That was fast. By Sean T. Collins You can take Perry Mason out of criminal ...

Does anyone know if this is like your typical HBO show when it comes to sex, nudity, and language? Based off of the reviews I’ve read, it seems like it has some graphic violence and possibly nudity.

Donald Trump’s latest embarrassing typo was pretty petty. Literally. The former president on Thursday used his Truth Social platform to accuse Judge Arthur Engoron, overseeing his civil fraud trial, ...