The Good Fight season two TV billboards...

The cast of The Good Fight are back with bold, sexy confidence this March for their second season after proving they didn't need 'Alicia Florrick' to keep the great legal and political drama flowing.

Last season after Christine Baranski's 'Diane Lockhart' lost her life savings to a ponzi scheme operated by her friends and goddaughter's parents she had to start over at a new law firm alongside Cush Jumbo's 'Lucca Quinn' and Rose Leslie's 'Maia Rindell', taking on right wing trolls, police brutality, cyber terrorists and even Trump's politics.

After ten episodes of courtroom drama, office affairs, familiar faces, marriage reconciliations and FBI interviews, Maia's father flees after agreeing to take a thirty-five year plea deal, leaving his daughter to be arrested and take the fall for his financial scam. It sounds like she'll need a good lawyer, or two.

Oh, and did we mention there's a killer on the loose murdering lawyers, now they all have a target on their backs.

This striking red billboard creative with its evocative "Kill all the lawyers" Shakespeare quote was first captured along Highland Avenue on February 21, then spotted later along the Sunset Strip and La Brea Avenue on February 28, 2018.

Fans of the CBS All Access original show and The Good Wife spin-off can also enjoy these season one billboards for The Good Fight.

Red seems to be the flavour of the day of late with movie billboards for Love, Simon and Red Sparrow currently in the city skies, but for more examples from the past of bold, red ad creatives be sure to also check out these movie billboards for The Call, these season two billboards for The Americans and this giant billboard for The Red Road series.

Let's hope this sophomore season they don't kill any of these lawyers as they are far too entertaining to watch on our TV screens.

UPDATED: Here's also a solo billboard for season two shining a well deserved spotlight on Christine Baranski's 'Diane Lockhart'.

This bold red portrait billboard really stands out against that blue Southern Californian sky and was snapped along Santa Monica Boulevard in West L.A. on April 8, 2018.