Cupertino's First Cases Give Off Evil Vibes — And That's A Good Thing — In Full Trailer For Robert And Michelle King's New Series (Exclusive)
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{ "epilogue": "The CBS legal drama Cupertino made its television debut following the release of trailers featuring Mike Colter and Busy Philipps. The series focuses on a law firm taking on Silicon Valley tech giants.
Coverage of the show quieted without a definitive conclusion regarding its ongoing broadcast status." }
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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