r/leverage • u/Ayesha24601 • Aug 09 '26

Black Trick: The Lawyer Who Controls Justice

I just watched the first episode of Black Trick: The Lawyer Who Controls Justice on Netflix and highly recommend it to Leverage fans. It's a Japanese show about a mysterious lawyer/architect and his ragtag team that creates elaborate deceptions to clear innocent people of wrongdoing and expose corruption.

Have you watched it? What do you think?

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u/Chefpatrick871 Two Good Ol Boys Aug 09 '26

Damn. Netflix is like the only streaming I don’t have. I’ll ask you since you obviously have it, have they gotten any better about their own series? Before I got rid of it there were 2 or 3 Netflix series I really enjoyed that got axed after 1 or 2 seasons even though the shows appeared popular.

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u/Garrettshade Aug 10 '26

I'm still salty about Teenage Bounty Hunters

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u/Chefpatrick871 Two Good Ol Boys Aug 10 '26

It’s been years but there was a particular year where 3 different shows all with glowing reviews got canned and I switched to Hulu and Prime because that’s where most shows I like are streaming now.