Netflix Premieres Strip Law Animated Comedy

Netflix premiered its new adult animated comedy series "Strip Law" on Friday, introducing viewers to a chaotic legal world set in an exaggerated version of Las Vegas. Created by Cullen Crawford, known for his work on "Star Trek: Lower Decks" and "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," the 10-episode first season follows a struggling law firm as it navigates absurd courtroom battles and the city's over-the-top culture.

The series centers on attorney Lincoln Gumb, voiced by Adam Scott, who is ousted from a prestigious firm run by his late mother's former partner, Steve Nichols, played by Keith David. Adrift in Las Vegas, Lincoln launches his own practice, Gumblegal, with help from his teenage niece Irene, an iron-pumping investigator voiced by Shannon Gisela, and his eccentric uncle Glem Blorchman, a frequently disbarred lawyer portrayed by Stephen Root. Facing financial ruin and unsuited to the city's flashy legal scene, Lincoln recruits Sheila Flambé, a street magician and self-proclaimed three-year all-county sex champion, voiced by Janelle James. Sheila serves as co-counsel, infusing their cases with theatrical flair to sway juries that prioritize spectacle over substance.