"So Help Me Todd" centers on the chaotic but effective partnership between a mother and son. Margaret Wright is a meticulous, high-powered attorney who believes in rules and order. Her son, Todd, is the opposite: a scruffy, charming, and disgraced private investigator who recently lost his license. When Margaret reluctantly hires Todd as her law firm's in-house investigator, their worlds collide.
Each week, they tackle a new case, with Margaret’s legal expertise clashing hilariously with Todd’s unconventional, and often chaotic, methods of finding the truth. The show is a fun blend of witty family comedy and compelling mystery. The popular CBS series has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns.
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So Help Me Todd is a legal drama and comedy series that aired on CBS. The show follows Todd, a talented but directionless private investigator, who ends up working for his mother Margaret, a successful lawyer. Despite their very different personalities and frequent disagreements, the two team up to solve cases while navigating family dynamics. Each episode features clever mysteries mixed with humor and heartfelt moments as Todd tries to prove himself both professionally and personally. The chemistry between the lead actors brings energy to the storylines about law, justice, and family ties. So Help Me Todd has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns. Fans of quirky detective shows with strong character relationships will enjoy this entertaining series.
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As a kid, Todd wanted nothing more than to be a private detective. Now that he is, he’s quite good at it. The rest of his directionless life? That’s a bit of an unsolved mystery, especially to his uber-successful lawyer mom. So when she offers him a job as an in-house investigator at her firm as a way for him to get his act together, he reluctantly agrees, as long as Mom promises to let her adult son be who he wants to be.
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