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Travis led the prosecuto- WPMT (43) FOX (WPMT) 5 5 13 11 43 43 origins that trace all the way rial team responsible for prov- A&E back to the early 1990s) — ing the state’s case — and Arts and Entertainment 37 37 37 28 118 265 ABC’s new 10-part series has lost. After a trial that divided AMC American Movie Classics 18 25 25 55 130 254 it all, and it premieres Mon- the nation, stirred up uncom- ANPL Animal Planet 63 63 63 12 184 282 day, March 18. It’s a blend of fortable questions about jus- BET Black Entertaiment Television 23 23 23 - 124 329 genres and inspirations that tice in America and generated BRAVO Bravo Channel 74 58 74 134 129 273 mixes the traditional scripted a hectic media circus, Johnson CMT Country Music Television 72 55 72 53 166 327 network drama with true was acquitted of the murder COM crime in a way similar to what charges and was released. Comedy Central 52 52 52 46 107 249 shows like FX’s “American Having suffered irreparable Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as seen in “The Fix” CSN Comcast Sportsnet 35 35 35 45 424 642 Crime Story” have done. “The personal and professional If you’re old enough to ogy “American Crime Story.” DISC Discovery Channel 38 38 38 30 182 278 Fix,” however, does away damage, Travis relinquished remember the ‘90s (and even It’s no surprise that network DISN Entertainment Network 49 39 49 43 172 290 with the “based on a true her post and withdrew to if you’re not), all of this surely executives sought her out to E! Entertainment Sports Network 57 57 57 56 114 236 rural Washington to live a qui- story” caveat and instead rings a bell. If you’re saying to contribute to a crime drama. In ESPN Entertainment Sports Network 30 30 30 24 140 206 goes straight for the ripped- eter life, free from the scrutiny yourself that the plot of this exchange for her legal expertise ESPN2 Entertainment Sports Network Classic 31 31 31 25 144 209 from-the-headlines, heavily of the media and the vengeful show sounds almost exactly and the prestige of her name, FOOD fictionalized approach made scorn of the public. like 1995’s culture-dominating Clark gets an unusual chance to Food Network 59 77 59 32 110 231 infamous by “Law & Order.” All of that ancient history O.J. Simpson trial, you’re right write herself a fantasy alternate Freeform Freeform 44 44 44 16 180 311 The cast of “The Fix” is is stirred up, however, when on the money. And guess who history wherein her fictional al- FS1 Fox Sports 1 61 69 32 108 150 607 led by Robin Tunney (“The Johnson once again becomes serves as an executive producer ter ego gets a second chance. FX FX Network 53 53 53 50 137 248 a suspect in a murder case. Mentalist”), who plays Maya and writer of this new series? In previews and teasers HALL The Hallmark Channel 62 54 62 58 185 312 Travis, a former district at- This time his girlfriend, Jessica None other than Marcia Clark for “The Fix,” Clark isn’t coy HIST History Channel 43 43 43 42 120 269 torney in Los Angeles who Meyer (Taylor Kalupa, “Law herself — the very same deputy about that element of the disappeared from public life & Order True Crime”), has district attorney who served project. She openly refers CABLE ION ION Networks 39 62 15 60 181 305 after losing a high-profile case been brutally slain, and the as lead prosecutor in that in- to the plot as a “revenge LIFE Lifetime Network 42 42 42 48 108 252 that snatched the attention evidence once again points to famous trial and fell short of fantasy,” and isn’t shy about MTV Music Television 27 27 27 54 160 331 of the entire nation. Opposite him. 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