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Just when you thought it was safe to navigate the shark-infested waters of Silicon Valley without a lecture on "being twice as good to get half as much," Joe Morton has entered the chat. The Emmy-winning legend, best known for making every monologue in Scandal feel like a Shakespearean tragedy, is officially joining the cast of Cupertino , the upcoming legal drama from the minds of Robert and Michelle King. A Family Affair in the Tech Trenches Morton isn't just showing up to

If you spent the last few years watching Mike Colter and Renée Elise Goldsberry navigate the supernatural insanity of Evil , you’re probably still recovering from the psychological trauma. But while that show has headed to the great streaming graveyard in the sky, CBS has decided to get the band back together, sort of. The network has officially tapped the Tony-winning powerhouse Goldsberry to join Colter in the upcoming legal drama Cupertino , and honestly, Silicon Valley

CBS has officially greenlit Cupertino , a new legal drama from Evil  creators Robert and Michelle King , marking a reunion between the Kings and Evil  star Mike Colter . Premise Set in Silicon Valley , Cupertino  is described as a “David vs. Goliath” legal show .Colter stars as a lawyer who’s fired by a tech start-up that tries to cheat him out of his stock options . Refusing to back down, he teams up with another recently fired attorney to represent others exploited by the t