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But many scenes of the sad rich boy, alone on the satin sheets in his Kensington mansion, can't shake off the whiff of cliché. That goes too for the over-the-top bacchanalia that Mercury throws, with the movie trying way too hard, much like its host-with-the-most protagonist, to be shocking  without tipping into hats cowboy R-rated territory. After the treacheries of Mercury's personal assistant (Allen Leech) have unfolded in an overly obvious way, an unexpected lesson in self-worth from a kind acquaintance (Aaron McCusker) is a welcome page in this rock-star saga.

The music-biz elements of cowboy hat that saga strike a lighter note, as you might expect when Mike Myers is tapped to play an EMI exec, a quarter-century after Wayne's World put this movie's title song back on the charts. A nearly unrecognizable Myers is the hit-hungry money guy who once championed the group and now just doesn't get the genre-bending, six-minute "Bo Rhap," as a take-no-prisoners Freddie, bouncing about the office like a frog, calls their new song. The scene is a strained bit of bucket hat burlesque-meets-manifesto, somewhat redeemed by its ultimate punchline, many scenes later.

Outside of their love cocoon, however, everything is falling apart, thanks to Robert Zane's (Wendell Pierce) disbarment. Despite how it looks to the outside world, the firm unanimously wants to respect Zane's legacy, because they know he took the fall for Harvey and Donna. However, the entire world is turning against them for not taking down Zane's name from their walls and time may be running out to change that decision.

At the end of episode one, we see a representative of the New York Bar threatening everyone at Zane Specter Litt Wheeler Williams. She intends to run things at the firm, lest everyone is okay going the way Zane went. Despite the looming threat of disbarment, no one at Zane Specter Litt Wheeler Williams is willing to be someone else's puppets bucket hats and everyone is ready to put up a fight  one that may be harder to win than they had assumed.

Working unsociable hours is a big risk factor for people with mental ill-health because it disrupts their social networks, so they don't get to see their friends or loved ones, says Amanda Martin, professorial research fellow in mental health at Tasmania's Menzies Institute for Medical Research. Not only are these hours physically demanding  chefs are always on their feet  they're also intense. "There are micro deadlines all the time, because that's the nature of service."