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 The phrase "if you've seen one, you've seen them all" is rarely all that useful when talking about popular entertainment. Television thrives on genre stories, telling seemingly endless variations of medical, detective, and demonic procedures, all without losing its hard-earned audience attention. Also, dismissing any story as nothing more than a carbon copy of what you've already seen usually overlooks the craft of good television and/or its evolution. Sure, you could argue if you've already seen "Columbo" or "Monk" then you "understand" what "Poker Face" will be, but then you'd be dismissing Natasha Lyonne's smoky star power, Rian Johnson's ability. direction and artistic attributes within a clever "howcatchem". But when it comes to "Love and Death," the original Max series from writer-producer David E. Kelley, the previously released options prove as plentiful as they are hard to ignore...