Official Trailer
Rating: 0/10 | Genre: Crime, Drama | Seasons: 1 | Episodes: 1 | Status: Returning Series
Starring: Rhatha Phongam, Nat Kitcharit, Atchareeya Potipipittanakorn, Songsit Roongnophakunsri
So I just finished “The Evil Lawyer” and I have to be honest with you. This show had potential, and then it kind of… didn’t do anything with it. I went in expecting a solid crime drama about a lawyer trying to clear his name while working with someone morally questionable. What I got was one episode that felt more like a pilot than an actual finished product.
Let me back up. I know this is technically a returning series, which means there’s more coming. But right now, in 2026, we only have one episode to work with. And that one episode doesn’t give us much.
Season 1
Okay so here’s what happens. We’ve got Jittri, this cutthroat lawyer who works for some sketchy clients. Think the kind of guy who would defend basically anyone if the money was right. Then we meet Mek, a young attorney who gets framed for something really bad. He needs help, so he goes to Jittri, who agrees to take his case.
That’s basically it. That’s the whole episode. We get introduced to these characters, we see that Mek is in trouble, and we see that Jittri is going to help him. There’s mention of an ex-girlfriend named Ang who’s supposedly coming into the picture. But we don’t actually see that happen yet.
The cast is fine. Rhatha Phongam plays Mek and he does the “desperate young guy in over his head” thing well enough. Nat Kitcharit is Jittri, and he’s got that cool, detached vibe down. You believe he’s the kind of lawyer who doesn’t care about ethics. The other cast members don’t really get much to do in episode one, which is part of the problem.
Here’s my main issue though. One episode isn’t enough to judge whether this show actually works. The setup is interesting. A framed lawyer. A morally compromised defense attorney. The promise of uncovering truth while navigating the legal system. All of that sounds good in theory. But we haven’t seen any of it actually happen yet.
I’m not going to rate this show poorly because it hasn’t started yet. That 0/10 on TMDB is ridiculous, by the way. But I’m also not going to pretend this first episode knocked my socks off. It’s a setup. A beginning. Nothing more.
If you’re thinking about watching this, my advice is to wait. Wait until we get a few more episodes. Then we’ll actually know if this is worth your time or if it’s just another crime show that peaks in the first episode and goes nowhere. Have you watched it yet, or are you still on the fence?
Episode Guide
Season 1 (1 Episodes)
Episode 1: Allegation
As cutthroat lawyer Jittri works to acquit a mob-connected client, public defender Mek makes a powerful enemy while investigating an arson case.
Episode 2: Testimony
Mek faces a life-altering criminal charge. Jittri steps in to offer him a way to prove his innocence, but she demands a unique repayment.
Episode 3: Confession
Mek prepares to work on his first case with Jittri. His ex-girlfriend Ang comes clean about a traumatic secret that sheds new light on his trial.
Episode 4: Oath
Jittri has an unorthodox plan to secure a new ally for Mek's trial. Ang gets help tracking a key person whose testimony will strengthen Mek's case.
Episode 5: Denial
Jittri faces a former aide in a harassment case against a doctor. Meanwhile, Ang's investigation into a shady fishery leads somewhere far more sinister.
Episode 6: Falsehood
To uncover a buried truth, Jittri strikes a risky deal with someone who knows more than he lets on. Mek takes his case into his own hands.
Episode 7: Statement
Mek and Ang confront the tragic cost of their search for Seya's sister. A witness slips away — and Jittri's carefully laid plan begins to crack.
Episode 8: Judgment
As Mek's trial enters its final days, will Jittri and Ang's bold ploy be enough to disrupt the corrupt political system and bring the truth to light?
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