When the series ended, its stars went their separate ways, going on to various other projects.
McDermott has credited his post-“Practice” success to his ability to differentiate good scripts from great ones.
“I knew that they would all be big shows.”

“Gosh, working for David Kelley.
“In the TV world, he’s the man.”
We didn’t make any decision,” she said.

“We had a decision that was translated to us.”
She appeared in a few films and TV movies after that but began working more sporadically.
“I never went anywhere,” she insisted.

“I work hard to attempt to create the character,” Harris toldThe Washington Postin a 1999 interview.
“I don’t view this as a heavy subject,” Harris said in an interview withShondaland.
“I view it as a subject.

When it’s something that happens [this often], it’s not out of the norm.
That’s not what we’re getting to the problem is it’s been normalized.”
“Theater has always been my first love and will remain so,” Hamilton toldBroadway World.

She won a Peabody Award for the latter.
He got the part and went on to win a 1999 Emmy.
As Badalucco toldRadiancein a 1999 interview, Jimmy was his dream role.

Sokoloff has also established herself as a director, helming several made-for-TV movies.
“It’s being creative in a completely different way.
Capshaw ultimately portrayed the character for more than 220 episodes until exiting the show in 2018.

Among those was “Mad Men,” in which he played a doorman named Jonesy for three episodes.
“That combination … that was a gift to me because it was really groundbreaking on television.
It put me on the map in a new way.”

“That was [the show’s] way of not paying actors more,” she explained.
But I had a good run!”
“I look forward to a time when I don’t have to work anymore,” she said.

“Which is close at hand, I think.”
“[A]t the exact same moment!”
He also pointed out that some of Alan Shore’s core characteristics were antithetical to the practice of law.

Like the original, the spin-off was a critically acclaimed hit, ultimately running for five seasons.
“I loved learning the words.
I loved to do it.

I loved performing with James Spader he’s such a wonderful actor.
In 2021, Shatner celebrated his 90th birthday and hasn’t exactly slowed down.



