I love this show but sometimes it gets a little PC'ish which tends
to ruin it's premise. It's all about Denny Crane. Lock and Load.
I did like the little guy (Bernard) that killed his mother and then Betty White put him out of his misery. Classic. Alan's trip to Texas to face the Texas judges on death penalty. Classic. What was that word that Denny that got Candice to say "Nansy Pansy". Great show.
Anyone see Boston Legal last night ? Timely indeed as Henry Gibson played a judge who was attracted to men and had affairs with same but wouldn't admit he was gay. Anyway, he hired the Boston Legal team to represent him as he sued a religious organization that charged him 40,000 to cure him of his "disease" and it didn't take. Of course, Alan Shore gave a great closing in which he skewered the drug companies and the wingnuts. The judge got his money back plus.
"Selling Sickness" Air Date: 20070206
Alan Shore, Denny Crane and Bethany Horowitz are hired to represent a judge who is suing a company for not delivering on its promise to cure him of his homosexuality. Meanwhile, Shirley Schmidt takes on a case involving the use of a controversial new drug that can dull traumatic memories, and Denise is shocked to discover she's pregnant -- but doesn't know whether the father is Brad Chase or Jeffrey Coho.
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I love this show but sometimes it gets a little PC'ish which tends
to ruin it's premise. It's all about Denny Crane. Lock and Load.
I did like the little guy (Bernard) that killed his mother and then Betty White put him out of his misery. Classic. Alan's trip to Texas to face the Texas judges on death penalty. Classic. What was that word that Denny that got Candice to say "Nansy Pansy". Great show.
Anyone see Boston Legal last night ? Timely indeed as Henry Gibson played a judge who was attracted to men and had affairs with same but wouldn't admit he was gay. Anyway, he hired the Boston Legal team to represent him as he sued a religious organization that charged him 40,000 to cure him of his "disease" and it didn't take. Of course, Alan Shore gave a great closing in which he skewered the drug companies and the wingnuts. The judge got his money back plus. "Selling Sickness" Air Date: 20070206 Alan Shore, Denny Crane and Bethany Horowitz are hired to represent a judge who is suing a company for not delivering on its promise to cure him of his homosexuality. Meanwhile, Shirley Schmidt takes on a case involving the use of a controversial new drug that can dull traumatic memories, and Denise is shocked to discover she's pregnant -- but doesn't know whether the father is Brad Chase or Jeffrey Coho.
to ruin it's premise. It's all about Denny Crane. Lock and Load.
I did like the little guy (Bernard) that killed his mother and then Betty White put him out of his misery. Classic. Alan's trip to Texas to face the Texas judges on death penalty. Classic. What was that word that Denny that got Candice to say "Nansy Pansy". Great show.
Anyone see Boston Legal last night ? Timely indeed as Henry Gibson played a judge who was attracted to men and had affairs with same but wouldn't admit he was gay. Anyway, he hired the Boston Legal team to represent him as he sued a religious organization that charged him 40,000 to cure him of his "disease" and it didn't take. Of course, Alan Shore gave a great closing in which he skewered the drug companies and the wingnuts. The judge got his money back plus. "Selling Sickness" Air Date: 20070206 Alan Shore, Denny Crane and Bethany Horowitz are hired to represent a judge who is suing a company for not delivering on its promise to cure him of his homosexuality. Meanwhile, Shirley Schmidt takes on a case involving the use of a controversial new drug that can dull traumatic memories, and Denise is shocked to discover she's pregnant -- but doesn't know whether the father is Brad Chase or Jeffrey Coho.
