Diggstown - Season 1
Season 1
Diggstown follows Marcie Diggs, a star corporate lawyer who reconsiders her priorities after her beloved aunt commits suicide following a malicious prosecution. The team of lawyers that Marcie works with are a curious band of do-gooders, cynics and scrappers - messy souls struggling to keep personal disappointment and demons out of their practice.
Episodes
Willy MacIsaac
Marcie faces off against a former colleague; Pam volunteers to represent a friend; Marcie struggles with her anger toward the pastor she believes drove her aunt to commit suicide.
Renee Joy
An activist lawyer jeopardizes the future of Marcie's musically gifted teen client in the name of "the greater good"; Doug's defense of a lawyer accused of defrauding his community of millions dredges up his past at the Eskasoni reserve; Marcie and Carson struggle to keep their jobs from coming between them.
Taisir Ahmed
Marcie races to find her client after he's snatched off the street by law enforcement; Pam scrambles to track down a new home for her pregnant client after her arguments against an eviction leads to the building being condemned; Marcie's work-place dating advice to Leah falls on deaf ears.
Delroy Nelson
Marcie goes to extremes to protect her client after his plea deal is taken away; Reggie re-evaluates his marriage; Colleen and Gregor uses Doug as a pawn in their political games; Carson is caught in a lie.
Nikki LeBlanc
Marcie's defence takes a turn. Doug represents Sam in a discrimination hearing. Colleen is accidentally outed.
Kim Bond
Marcie fights to help a mother regain custody of her infant son. Doug represents Colleen's former manny. Avery gets in the way of Marcie and Carson's rekindled relationship.
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