Great chemistry between Rob Lowe and Fred Savage...
“The Grinder: The Complete First Season” stars Rob Lowe (“The West Wing,” “Parks and Recreation”) as TV star Dean Sanderson, whose series — “The Grinder,” about a lawyer who wins cases through cunning, surprise revelations, and pure showmanship — has just been cancelled. Moving back to his hometown, he soon inserts himself into every aspect of his brother Stewart’s (Fred Savage, “The Wonder Years”) life. Stewart is a real-life attorney, competent but lacking the flair and charisma that Dean has by the carload.<br /><br />Dean’s unbridled points of view often conflict with Stewart’s. Dean hangs out at the law firm, headed by their father, Dean, Sr. (William Devane), and offers his opinion on cases based on their similarity to his TV scripts. Comically, Dean’s instincts often prove better than Stewart’s methodical preparation.<br /><br />Lowe is very funny as a frequently overbearing yet always likable family member upsetting routines and altering how things are done at the firm. His ideas sound harebrained but often click, making Dean a valued asset to the firm and refocusing the spotlight from Stewart to himself. The on-screen chemistry between Lowe and Savage allows for lots of brotherly repartee, good-natured put-downs, and frustrations. Though the episodes stretch believability, the show is geared to elicit laughs, not to be a factual portrayal of the legal profession.<br /><br />Supporting characters include the stone-faced Claire (Natalie Morales), a new associate at the law firm who resists Dean’s romantic advances, Todd (Steve Little), an attorney who’s not the sharpest tack in the pack and is one of Dean’s biggest fans, and Debbie, Stewart’s wife, who often has to serve as unofficial therapist to handle Stewart’s complaints about Dean.<br /><br />The 3-disc DVD release includes all 22 widescreen episodes of the show’s premiere season. There are no bonus features.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Starring Emmy nominees Rob Lowe (The West Wing, Parks and Recreation) and Fred Savage (The Wonder Years), The Grinder is a comedy about two brothers: Dean (Lowe) is a spotlight grabbing actor who plays TV's most popular lawyer, and Stewart (Savage) is a real-life, small-town attorney who has yet to find his spotlight. When Dean's series is cancelled, he moves back to his hometown where it doesn't take long before he's inserting himself into every aspect of Stewart's life, both in the courtroom and at home. But when the brothers stop arguing with each other, and start arguing together in court, they make a formidable team...sort of..