S5E7
Kilt Trip
Judging Amy · 2003-11-04 · 43 min
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what happens
Forced to substitute for an ailing colleague just two days before her wedding, Amy presides over a felony murder case involving a 14 year old boy and makes a controversial decision to overturn the jury's verdict; Stu's groomsmen are less than thrilled when they realize that they'll be wearing kilts instead of tuxes at the wedding; Kyle hatches a plan to surprise the rest of the family with Vincent's presence at the wedding, and gets a surprise himself when he walks in on Vincent and Heather making out; Amy forgets to get a sub as the judge on call, and ends up signing one warrant after another for David; Maxine's search for an apartment goes poorly, and the attempts of a co-worker and Stu's mother to be helpful only make things worse; Amy's pre-wedding jitters turn into a full scale panic attack as the ceremony begins; realizing that she doesn't want to marry Stu, she calls the wedding off; later that evening, Vincent tells Amy that Carole has left him for her oncologist.
nobody has mapped this one
We draw an episode's shape from public discussion of it, and there isn't enough about this one to draw anything honest. Forty-five seconds with the dial and it has a curve.
rate S5E7 →who made it
- directed
- Alan Myerson
- written
- Karen Hall
guest cast
Billed for this episode only — the turn people remember an episode for.
Dan Futterman as Vincent Gray
Timothy Omundson as Sean Potter
George DiCenzo as Atty. Barr
Sarah Danielle Madison as Heather Labonte
Colton James as Jacob Foster
June Squibb as Louise Flowers (uncredited)
Adrian Pasdar as David McClaren
Concetta Tomei as Joanne Collins