Attention ‘Making A Murderer’ fans and thirst warriors: handsome and just studmuffin Dean Strang, who fought against police misconduct and the vicissitudes of the American justice system with his stern and unflinching commitment to the truth, is getting his own TV show.
‘Dean Strang: Road to Justice’ will be an eight-part series which focus on cases which expose flaws in the criminal justice system. My God. Our hearts are beating and our loins are girded.
Apparently it’ll be filmed in the raw style of Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Parts Unknown’ which is an odd comparison, but we’re not unhappy to see Strang at his most raw and confronting.
Both Strang and his fellow defender of justice Jerry Buting have captured hearts and minds since they appeared in the Netflix series, and their plain normcore style has brought on legions of lecherously sexual fans such as the crew at PEDESTRIAN.TV.
“Through his captivating work as Steven Avery’s defense attorney that we encountered in Making A Murderer, Dean Strang has become a leading voice in the fight for justice,” said producer Saul Goldberg. “We are thrilled to be working with Dean on this landmark series that will shine a light on many other extraordinary cases where the criminal justice system has failed.”
Yeah baby. It hasn’t been picked up by a network yet, but surely the combined energy of a thousand randy justice-seekers will compel it to be optioned.
Source: Deadline.
Photo: ELLE.
