'The Practice' Fans Go Wild: 10 Most Jaw-Dropping Cases Now Streaming Online

David E. Kelley's hit legal drama 'The Practice' has been off the air for over two decades, but the show's loyal fanbase still reminisces about its most iconic and unforgettable cases. The show, which aired from 1997 to 2004, followed the lives of the attorneys working at the law firm Donnell, Young, Dole, and Frutt as they navigated the complexities of the law and the intriguing world of their clients.

One of the reasons why 'The Practice' remains so beloved is its ability to balance humor, drama, and intrigue, often using outlandish and bizarre cases to explore serious themes and social issues. As fans of the show will attest, some of the cases that the attorneys of Donnell, Young, Dole, and Frutt handled were truly wild and unforgettable. From the absurd to the disturbing, the show's case files were full of characters that continue to fascinate and entertain audiences to this day.

One such client stands out in particular: a man who genuinely believed he was Superman. This may sound like the stuff of comedic legend, but as the show explored the character's complex mental health and his complete conviction in his own identity, the episode delved deeper into themes of delusion, identity, and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy. It was a testament to the show's skillful writing that the episode managed to balance humor and drama, keeping viewers both entertained and emotionally invested in the character's journey.

Another client who left a lasting impression was a man who fancied himself as the real-life embodiment of the fictional cannibal Hannibal Lecter from 'The Silence of the Lambs.' With his sophisticated wit and cold, calculating demeanor, this character was a masterclass in creepy, raising questions about the extent to which an individual's obsession with a fictional character can warp their perception of reality.

A third client that stands out as particularly memorable had a rather unusual 'monkey complex.' While details are hazy about this particular case, one thing's for sure: the show knew how to grab the audience's attention with its outlandish and intriguing clients.

These ten cases showcase the best of what 'The Practice' had to offer: wit, intelligence, and a willingness to tackle difficult and thought-provoking subjects. If you're looking for a show that's both entertaining and intellectually stimulating, look no further. As an ever-growing fanbase of David E. Kelley's iconic series can attest, 'The Practice' remains one of the best network dramas that the 1990s and 2000s had to offer.