Steve Harris

Steve Harris plays Eugene Young on The Practice, the attorney inside Kelley's Boston firm that prefers a bruise to a closing argument. Lawyers win ugly, lose ethically, and still have to face the morning. Harris makes the fluorescent office a moral hangover — not a speechmaker, a colleague who treats the case as a bill the soul will pay. Network prestige out of grimy rooms, the sibling of a fluffier Kelley hour, and the one that actually ached.

Steve Harris is Eugene Young before he is anything else. The Practice on ABC, 1997–2004. Start s01e01. The grimy sibling of Ally McBeal opens: fluorescent offices, lawyers winning ugly, prestige. Ensemble weather the hour cannot skip. He photographs as Eugene Young and plays as the reason The Practice still has a pulse under the format. Keep Steve on-screen at s02e01. Reasonable Doubts: moral hangovers as house style, the firm still having to face. Eugene Young is not a guest week; 1997–2004 is only the stamp.

Watch s02e01 for the key change on The Practice. Reasonable Doubts: moral hangovers as house style, the firm still having to face. s02e12 is the second door. Race with the Devil: title as temperature, network prestige still refusing a pretty verdict. ABC already did the rest. ABC already scheduled the appointment; s02e01 is where you can hear Steve working. The Practice does not replace Harris with a different product at s02e12. Race with the Devil: title as temperature, network prestige still refusing a pretty verdict. He is still Eugene Young.

On TV Flash he is 1990s legal-hour craft: the Young who photographs as steel and plays as the reason the firm still has a conscience with a pulse.