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Super Legal

They represent everything he disdains, now he’s going to represent them.

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Week #1 Show Teaser Super Legal

Not all lawyers are villains, but this one used to be. Meet Devin Struct, a lawyer who specialized in defending villains. Tired of the hero problem in his city, he went on the offence. He became a supervillain. He became Destructo. He got his ass kicked.

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Synopsis

Devin Struct runs a successful law firm defending villains in a world of Super Heroes. He loves his job because he hates heroes. When his office is destroyed by the city’s hero, Captain Eagle, Devin decides to put an end to this hero problem by becoming supervillain, Destructo. It doesn’t go well. Now facing jail time, Devin uses his legal smarts to get himself and his henchwoman Laura released ... into Captain Eagle’s custody. Now shunned by the villain community, Devin is forced to work with Captain Eagle and Laura to restart his business and find new clients among the city’s heroes. They represent everything he disdains, now he's going to represent them. His new law firm is Super Legal.

Team

Andrew Ivimey

Showrunner, Talent

Born and raised in St. John's, Newfoundland. NOW Magazine described Andrew's comedy as “Great lateral thinking material, perfectly calibrated”. As a stand-up comedian he has opened for Chris Hardwick, Todd Glass, and many more touring all across Canada. He is also the co-creator and co-writer of TIME and Cracked featured website www.TextsFromSuperHeroes.com

Diana McCallum

Marketing / Social, Writer

Diana is the co-creator and social media manager of the web comic Texts from Superheroes, which has been featured on a bunch of sites like Time.com, Mashable and Buzzfeed. She studied acting and English at Dalhousie University and currently resides in Toronto where she writes nerdy comedy articles for Cracked.com, Bleeding Cool, Dork Shelf and Geekpr0n.

Doug Groves

Director, Editor

Doug Groves is an editor and visual effects artist who first got into the business when he discovered that he could draw on the computer, which was the amalgamation of his two main interests. To keep a foot planted in the analog world, he also writes and draws Bionic Antboy, a webcomic.

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Texts From Superheroes (Andrew & Diana)
Bionic Antboy (Doug)
Cracked (Diana)

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Reviews (47)

Amy D.
posted 7 years ago

Loved it! can't wait to hear more of the story.
Patricia R.
posted 7 years ago

It's hilarious, and completely original! Anyone can make a show about game nerds, but comic nerds? That takes serious knowledge on thousands of different characters, plots, and powers; not including flops like AntMan and the other AntMan! Maybe, if i'm good and eat all my vegetables, they'll have an episode on fantasy comics... Okay, really all they need to do is have an ElfQuest episode. The acting could be a bit less fakey from the lead male, but he's really just doing the "CAMERA OHGODFREEZESOUNDLIKEYOU'REONSESAMESTREET" thing, which is easy to fix with a little help from people who won't, or at least promise to not bitchslap you every time you smile funny. So, I give it a 10 out of 10 because the world, NOT JUST CANADA needs this show! Millions of comic junkies and hero nuts are depending on you!
Michael S.
posted 7 years ago

I loved it! This team kills it with Texts From Superheroes, and I can't wait to see more of their live action spin on the genre.
Tyler T.
posted 7 years ago

Great concept, though the execution could use a little work. Would make a great show once fully worked out!
Ian A.
posted 7 years ago

Smart, silly, and fun
Craig F.
posted 7 years ago

Great show concept and slick looking trailer.
The Texts From Superheroes gang know how to do comic book content and comedy and I want to see this on TV in all its glory.
Magdelane S.
posted 7 years ago

Smart and funny!
Mike F.
posted 7 years ago

Seems like a fun idea! Not much to rate off of though.
Jonathan H.
posted 7 years ago

Interesting concept with funny characters.
Forman H.
posted 7 years ago

hard to like what you don't quite understand
LB C.
posted 7 years ago

Hilarious take on superheroes.
Adrian B.
posted 7 years ago

Yes please!
Zach M.
posted 7 years ago

I need more of this show stuffed into my eyeballs and earholes.
Richard H.
posted 7 years ago

would watch it definatey kinda reminds me of no heroics....but totally different so not the same at all lol
Kim P.
posted 7 years ago

Cool
rob w.
posted 7 years ago

Liked the ending
Jenni E.
posted 7 years ago

Suits kind of already has the legal thing covered...I appreciated the attempt to mix it up though!
Annikah T.
posted 7 years ago

I thought this show sounded fantastic! I would love for it to be a show I can watch on the tv. The trailer is hilarious, and I feel it can only get better from here.
James S.
posted 7 years ago

nice work
Mike M.
posted 7 years ago

Awesome
Taylor E.
posted 7 years ago

Can't wait to see more.
Debbie M.
posted 7 years ago

Fantastic show. Great young acting good to see some top notch content. Hope to see it on tv in the near future.
Sam J.
posted 7 years ago

Hilarious group, amazing concept.
lynn w.
posted 7 years ago

Great idea! I love super heroes and I love comedy and this is the perfect mix of both!
Maureen M.
posted 7 years ago

Interesting. I like comic book references and the premise of them needing lawyers. Be careful about using hero details that are not well known as random folks may not always get it.
Kelly H.
posted 7 years ago

Love the concept. There is sooo much material for this!!
Chelsea R.
posted 7 years ago

This is awesome, would watch on the moving pictures box for sure if I can find my remote...
Ian M.
posted 7 years ago

Clever, witty and from the same minds that brought you texts from superheroes comes Super Legal!
Nathan C.
posted 7 years ago

Soooooooo good! Can't wait for more!
Bob M.
posted 7 years ago

Really think this can succeed ! Go get em gang!!!
Anne L.
posted 7 years ago

Love this!!!
Lauri S.
posted 7 years ago

Week 2, team member profiles has caught my attention. Appealing characters, I had some laughs.
Matt P.
posted 7 years ago

Totally awesome! I want to see this show.
Jonathan C.
posted 7 years ago

The creators of textfromsuperheroes.com have brought their wit and creativity to a new level with this show, really hope it gets picked up
Nita H.
posted 7 years ago

This sounds HILARIOUS.
Owen K.
posted 7 years ago

Huge fan of Texts, and looks like a great premise. Can't wait to see what you do with it.
beth r.
posted 7 years ago

I can't wait to see more of this! :-) Already planning a Destructo cosplay for Halloween! :-)
Ashley S.
posted 7 years ago

Want to see more!
Joseph C.
posted 7 years ago

Looks to have a lot of potential
Brian T.
posted 7 years ago

As a huge Harvey Birdman fan (and who watched the entire original series to deeper appreciate it), I really enjoy the idea behind this. I just hoped that his hatred of heroes could stem from a deeper root than spilled coffee - what about the cavalier attitude most heroes show towards the personal health of villains and their henchmen; especially those who don't have super powers? I mean, what hope could two gruff New Yorkers have against a man with the proportionate strength and speed of the spider and could hang them upside for hours in steel-strength bindings? And especially if such a thing could have happened to his father, I could see how it could turn someone to a life of personal defense (and would explain the coffee hatred as well; severe burns!).

It's a good idea and probably would have been way easier had you taken the hero-defense forced to work for a villain, but otherwise just add some depth to your character because why take the easy route? It has the potential for a solid black comedy that doesn't need flashy CGI to constantly show it off. This definitely has the potential for a season or two and definitely has the legs to support a 22-minute episode.
Joel J.
posted 7 years ago

Cool concept!
David L.
posted 7 years ago

Awesome concept! Well done!
kyle b.
posted 7 years ago

Great concept. Good execution on the video
Jack H.
posted 7 years ago

Lawyers and super powers would be pretty funny. more money for effects and costumes would be nice
Jessi L.
posted 7 years ago

Love it! I actually NEED to see more!!
rebecca f.
posted 7 years ago

Great idea :)
Alex G.
posted 7 years ago

Truely a show I am liking the look of so far, a former villain forced to aid to the heroes he despises can really lead somewhere

CBC ComedyCoup gets Super Legal

Coverage of Super Legal by entertainment website Dork Shelf reviewing the project and encouraging readers to vote.

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Super Legal, The Comedy We Deserve

Coverage by website www.geekpr0n.com loving the idea and encouraging people to vote for Super Legal.

Andrew Ivimey on Sirius Radio

Super Legal show creator Andrew Ivimey appeared on the Ward and Al show on SiriusXM Canada Talks to discuss Super Legal on November 5th, 2014.

Dan O'Brien Supports Super Legal

Cracked.com Head Writer, Dan O'Brien, endorses Super Legal on his personal blog.

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Andrew Ivimey on CATP podcast

Creator Andrew Ivimey sits down with host Todd Van Allan on the Comedy Above The Pub podcast. They talk Super legal, super heroes, and other delights.

Super Legal Live Event is a Must See

Geekpr0n.com lists the Super Legal Party as one of their top events for the week in Toronto.

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Miramichi Online covers Diana McCallum

Coverage of team member Diana McCallum from her home town of Miramichi, New Brunswick. NOTE: This is a subscription news service, full article view requires subscription.