It’s why, over the past five years, the prolific creator and showrunner has churned out nearly a dozen series, including Hulu’s “Nine Perfect Strangers”; HBO’s “The Undoing” and “Love & Death”; Netflix’s “Anatomy of a Scandal” and “A Man in Full”; and Apple TV+’s “ Presumed Innocent ” and the upcoming “Margo’s Hot Money Troubles.”

Presumed Innocent had a gripping season 1 finale, but it turns out it was much different than what the creator intended. Find out what was going to happen here!Caution: This article contains SPOILERS for Presumed Innocent season 1.

The show became a top-watched favorite for the streamers, so, with audiences wanting more, despite being billed as a miniseries, it was eventually announced that there would be a Season 2. But what about after that?

On a humid Friday afternoon in Austin, Texas, an audience is treated to the first episode of Presumed Innocent before creator David E. Kelley is bestowed with ATX TV Festival’s inaugural Showrunner Award.