S6E19
Silence of the Lambskins
L.A. Law Β· 1992-04-30 Β· 45 min

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what happens
Mullaney works with a feisty young prosecutor when he takes an out-of-town assignment as the lead prosecutor in the case of a missing woman presumed murdered by her co-worker during a theft from the bank where they both worked; Markowitz represents a condom manufacturer whose flag-emblazoned wares were seized by Customs under federal obscenity laws; Becker's representation of a woman with Alzheimer's whose daughter is vying for conservatorship rights with her mother's much-younger new husband gets torpedoed by Frank Kittredge when he leaks Gwen's pillow talk about the case to the woman's daughter, with whom he's also having an affair; Zoey wonders about the future of their relationship when Jonathan considers whether to accept the offer of a short-term appointment to the city council that could lead to a long-term future in politics.
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 S6E19 βwho made it
- directed
- Elodie Keene
- written
- Alan Brennert, Paul Manning
guest cast
Billed for this episode only β the turn people remember an episode for.
David Garrison as Morris Clarke
Marilyn McIntyre as Nadine Greenzaid
Frances Bay as Marian McConnell
Karen Young as Marcia Trafficante
Lewis Arquette as Custom Inspector Dodek
Jonathan Hogan as Ronald Price
Joel Brooks as Don Butcher
Joanna Frank as Sheila Brackman