S1E14
The Douglas Fur Ball
L.A. Law · 1987-01-15 · 48 min
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what happens
McKenzie gets Kuzak sprung from jail; after Brackman's wife discovers his infidelity and serves him with divorce papers, he begs her to take him back when he discovers that she's represented by Lisa Weston, who intends to go after a share of the partnership's profits in the settlement; Sifuentes confronts a judge after Putnam's computer analysis uncovers a racist bent to the jurist's sentencing determinations; Markowitz's jealousy prompts him to keep too close an eye on Kelsey's relationship with Cromwell, which creates friction between the attorneys; McKenzie represents a jurist friend who is arrested after taking desperate measures to resolve a deteriorating financial situation when the firm declines to offer him the partnership he seeks; Melman goes out to dinner with Putnam; Weston has it out with Becker over his mistreatment of her and discovers to her discomfort how much they have in common.
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 S1E14 →who made it
- directed
- Donald Petrie
- written
- William M. Finkelstein
guest cast
Billed for this episode only — the turn people remember an episode for.
Robin Gammell as John Englander
Grant Heslov as Andrew Putnam
Fran Bennett as Judge Hillary Miller Johnson
Milton Selzer as Morris Hood
Joanna Frank as Sheila Brackman- PPeter Kevoian as D.A. Jim Aoli
Sandy McPeak as George Cromwell
Sarah Abrell as Lisa Weston