A provocative legal drama focused on young associates at a bare-bones Boston firm and their scrappy boss, Bobby Donnell. The show's forte is its storylines about “people who walk a moral tightrope.”
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A provocative legal drama focused on young associates at a bare-bones Boston firm and their scrappy boss, Bobby Donnell. The show's forte is its storylines about “people who walk a moral tightrope.”
Season 7 episodes
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The strain of Lindsay's incarceration begins to affect her marriage and she lashes out at Bobby. Meanwhile, a zealous law-school grad who seeks to join the firm has a run-in with Ellenor; and Jimmy is embroiled in a 16-year-old child-kidnapping case that hinges on lawyer-client confidentiality.
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Directed by Dennis SmithWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Holland Taylor, Bill Smitrovich, Cristine Rose, Mary Page Keller, Frank Birney, Ray Abruzzo, Ursula Burton, Holly Fulger
Lindsay's murder conviction tries Rebecca, who's handling the appeal to the Supreme Judicial Court; Jimmy's kidnapping case turns confrontational, in and out of court.
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Directed by Christina MusreyWritten by David E. Kelley, Jonathan ShapiroGuest stars Holland Taylor, Michelle Horn, Aloma Wright, Bill Smitrovich, Cristine Rose, Mary Page Keller, Ray Abruzzo, Holly Fulger
A resolution reached in Lindsay's murder conviction has emotional repercussions; and First Amendment issues figure oddly in Jamie's first trial, the defense of an accused flasher.
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Directed by Michael ZinbergWritten by David E. Kelley, David E. Kelley, Jonathan ShapiroGuest stars Jon Cryer, Kate Burton, Bill Smitrovich, Frank Birney, Gibby Brand, Thomas F. Walsh, James Keane
Religious freedom figures in a criminal case. On trial: a Christian Science couple charged with the murder of their ill child, whose parents' faith forbids medical treatment.
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Directed by Jeannot SzwarcWritten by David E. Kelley, David E. Kelley, John TinkerGuest stars Holland Taylor, Stacey Travis, Michael Gaston, Bill Smitrovich, Paul Dooley, Mark L. Taylor, Art Frankel, Erika Schickel
Political, religious and moral issues surface in a trial involving medical research. Also, Lindsay, now on her own, defends a client whose singing gives a neighbor the blues.
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Directed by Dennis SmithWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Holland Taylor, Robert Picardo, Susan Blommaert, Phil Abrams, Željko Ivanek, Carol Woods, Gareth Williams, Chris Ellis
A sexual-abuse case involving victims of a former priest embroils Eugene; a nuisance suit filed by ex-lovers escalates into violence that rattles an already shaky Lindsay.
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Directed by Duane ClarkWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Suzanne Krull, Ray Abruzzo, Arye Gross, Robert Prosky, Tim Quill, Ray Proscia, William Francis McGuire, Ken Grantham
An accused molester's defense rattles Bobby, who's also unnerved by the reproach of a venerable priest; a case involving animal sacrifices embroils Ellenor.
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Directed by Christina MusreyWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Peter MacKenzie, Paul Dooley, Anton Yelchin, Robert Prosky, John Sterling Carter, J. Wesley Huston, Wayne Péré, Margaret Welsh
Ellenor and Eugene defend a fiery yet frightened client named Cassie Ray, a murder suspect with a shadowy past. Moreover, Cassie's alibi witness has significant skeletons in her own closet. In a separate case, Lindsay reluctantly defends an airline that refuses to carry passengers of Arab descent.
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Directed by Jeannot SzwarcWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Lolita Davidovich, Magda Harout, Christopher Cousins, Sayed Badreya, Richard McGonagle, Ray Abruzzo, Cheryl Carter, John Aylward
A cop-killing case rattles Bobby, whose anemic defense of an unsavory client leads Helen to suspect that he's "tanking the trial"; a drug bust raises search-and-seizure issues.
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Directed by Dwight H. LittleWritten by Jonathan ShapiroGuest stars Alan Dale, Suzanne Whang, Steve Ryan, Paul Dooley, Anton Yelchin, Clifton Powell, Ryan Cutrona, Jeffrey Stubblefield
Bobby has been benched due to his erratic behavior, so Eugene must take his place as lead counsel in a controversial murder case. Meanwhile Lindsay defends a killer, against her own better judgement, and Jamie is placed in a compromising situation involving a judge
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Directed by Dennis SmithWritten by Lukas ReiterGuest stars Alan Dale, Art LaFleur, Bill Smitrovich, Linda Hunt, Herb Mitchell, Deborah Carson, Tanya Memme, Tim Hager
Ellenor fights to save Denise Freeman, a rehabilitated death-row prisoner who has devoted her prison time to helping younger inmates. In a last-ditch effort to stay her execution, Ellenor bases an appeal on the medication the court ordered Denise to take at trial, which prevented the jury from observing her schizophrenia. Eugene argues a civil suit that blames a beer company for the death of a college-age youth.
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Directed by Christina MusreyWritten by David E. Kelley, Cindy LichtmanGuest stars Charlotte Cornwell, Alfre Woodard, Michael Winters, Michael Bofshever, Katie Killacky, Geraldine Singer, Rudolph Willrich, Gregory Itzin
Ellenor continues her desperate attempt to stop the execution of a mentally ill woman Denise Freeman on death row. The firm is torn over a controversial settlement in their case against an alcohol company.
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Directed by Andy WolkWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars David Andrews, Justin Cooper, Thomas Kopache, Alfre Woodard, Harry Lennix, Michael Bofshever, Rhett Damon, Pat Destro
Jimmy Berluti defends his high school crush, who is under investigation for a suspicious homicide, and Claire Wyatt interviews for a job at Lindsay's newly formed law firm.
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Directed by Jeannot SzwarcWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Rosanna Arquette, Bill Smitrovich, Mark Moses, Carmen Argenziano, Mark Pellegrino, Ray Abruzzo, Chyler Leigh, Kerry Carney
A wrongful-imprisonment suit occupies Bobby, whose client spent 15 years in jail for a killing he didn't commit; a case involving a youth's soccer injury tests Claire's mettle in court.
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Directed by Arvin BrownWritten by David E. Kelley, Jonathan ShapiroGuest stars Ellen Bry, Robert Curtis Brown, Bill Smitrovich, Carlton Wilborn, Juanita Jennings, Chyler Leigh, Denis Arndt, Dakin Matthews
Helen faces up against the firm in a case involving an accused killer whose protective mother provides alibis. A disturbed former client jarringly reenters Lindsay's life.
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Directed by Duane ClarkWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Holland Taylor, Francis Guinan, Bill Smitrovich, Elizabeth Morehead, Matthew Settle, Lesley Ann Warren, Ray Abruzzo, Chyler Leigh
Psychopaths plague Lindsay and Helen. The latter is sued by an acquitted killer for defaming his mother; the former is hounded by a deviant she once defended.
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Directed by Rod HardyWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Francis Guinan, Al Bandiero, David Chisum, Bill Smitrovich, Matthew Settle, Lesley Ann Warren, Thom Barry, Ray Abruzzo
The firm defends Kyle Healy, a wheelchair-bound man whose wife is charged with murdering his brother, the heir to a multimillion-dollar estate. Jimmy and Ellenor's defense is damaged by compelling circumstantial evidence; testimony about the defendant's stability — and the prosecution's playing of a shattering trump card. In other storylines, Jamie champions the cause of a lawyer who claims firms won't hire her because she's a rape victim; and Bobby, whose marriage is in trouble, links up with an old flame.
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Directed by Christina MusreyWritten by David E. Kelley, David E. Kelley, Christopher ReeveGuest stars Christopher Reeve, Bill Smitrovich, Meredith Vieira, Teri Polo, Earl Boen, Richard McGonagle, Jennifer Savidge, Carolyn McCormick
The death penalty comes under scrutiny in a controversial hearing centering on a troubled teen and admitted killer, whose case parallels Bobby's reinvolvement with a former lover.
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Directed by Joseph Berger-DavisWritten by David E. Kelley, Lukas Reiter, Jonathan ShapiroGuest stars David Garrison, Kyle Massey, Sam Jones, Teri Polo, Armand Schultz, Chyler Leigh, Cheryl Carter, Hugh Holub
A crazed fame-seeker takes CBS CEO Les Moonves hostage in a ploy for TV time to be negotiated by Jimmy, also a hostage.
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Directed by Dennis SmithWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Andie MacDowell, Jerry Penacoli, Crista Flanagan, Teri Polo, Karen Hensel, Ben Mankiewicz, Ray Abruzzo, Chyler Leigh
A date-rape case links the accused to Jamie, a former victim; the return of crazed Stanley Deeks prompts terrified Lindsay to take drastic action that could jeopardize her career.
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Directed by LisaGay HamiltonWritten by David E. KelleyGuest stars Holland Taylor, Susan Floyd, Matthew Settle, Teri Polo, Jim Moret, Richard McGonagle, Ray Abruzzo, Chyler Leigh
The collapse of Bobby's marriage is a prelude to a professional crisis. Also, the firm defends a wife on trial for slaying her abusive husband and represents a 10-year-old in a liability suit.
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Directed by Jeannot SzwarcWritten by David E. Kelley, Bill Chais, Pamela J. WisneGuest stars Holland Taylor, Chelsea Tavares, Teri Polo, Ray Abruzzo, Chyler Leigh, Steven Culp, Shea Farrell, Brenda James
Shocking twists in the trial of an accused wife-killer rattle Jimmy and Rebecca. Bobby's news to the firm devastates Eugene and has an impact on Lindsay.
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Directed by Michael ZinbergWritten by Peter Blake, David E. KelleyGuest stars Melinda McGraw, Keith MacKechnie, Bill Smitrovich, Chyler Leigh, Mik Scriba, Billy Campbell, Loanne Bishop, Aynsley Lemon
