an uncircumcised penis. Priory has a self-described "impulse-control problem" when it comes to dealing with women, as he has sex with almost every woman in the law firm, except Adelaide "Addy" Fisher. Priory made his appearance in the first episode with his pants down to his ankles. Tina Majorino as Adelaide "Addy" Fisher, a meek and insecure first-year associate. Fisher comes from a large family in the Midwest. She graduated top in her class at Case Western Reserve University and has "great legal instincts and a natural 'flair' for the law". She likes to bake. Hemingson created the character of Fisher as a CWRU alumna because one of the most intelligent people he knows attended that school. Clancy Brown as Hart Sterling, the firm's managing partner; Sterling inherited the title through his family. Sterling believes that the law is a calling that can be used to enhance society and the world; he also believes the firm should do good, including pro bono work. Billy Zane as Clifford "Cliff" Huddle, the firm's other managing partner. Known as the "Prince of Darkness", Huddle is "cold" and "ruthless", and is considered the villain of the show. Although he is married to Susan Oppenheim, the firm's litigation partner, he has an affair with the firm's paralegal. Brimming with contempt, he thinks law is a way to make money, and does not care about the broader consequences. Huddle asserts that the firm should be run "as a business, not as a soup kitchen". He also frequently clashes with Sterling due to their diametrically opposed convictions about the law. Mehcad Brooks as Malcolm Bennet, an outsider and first-year associate. Regarding the show and the topics it covers, Brooks says, "It definitely plucks at your heartstrings. But its quick-witted, glib, slightly arrogant, and very inspirational. It's some of the funniest stuff I ever read in my whole life−." Leah Pipes as Elizabeth "Beth" Branford, a wealthy, blond, first-year associate. Although she seems self-assured, she is secretly vulnerable and thinks money can buy a career. Nicole Ari Parker as Susan Oppenheim, the firm's head litigation partner and the wife of Clifford "Cliff" Huddle. Together, Oppenheim and Huddle are antagonists against Sterling. Oppenheim chooses to go to jail rather than miss a motion–filing dateline. Recurring Rachelle Lefevre as Katie Campbell David Giuntoli as Jason Carpenter Production The Deep End was created by David Hemingson, co-executive producer of How I