A polemicist who draws on the techniques of investigative journalists. A director who unleashes the broadest comedy on the darkest subjects. A baseball cap–wearing Everyman, champion of minorities and the working class, who is really a rich white man -- Michael Moore is all these things, a contradictory figure who elicits many conflicting emotions, often within the same viewer.

Fox has already gotten people to start voting -- can they make us like jury duty, too? That's the central question behind the network's latest offering, The Jury
(Tuesdays, 9pm), a heavy-hitting drama with a fancy pedigree. Executive produced by the writers and producers (Tom Fontana, Barry Levinson, James Yoshimoto, and Jim Finnerty) behind influential shows like Oz and Homicide: Life on the Street, the show features a new crime -- and a new jury to chew over that crime -- in every episode.