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Boston Legal

Plot

The personal and professional lives of Boston's most experienced litigators form the foundation of this prime-time comedy drama that has been nominated for multiple Emmy Awards since its 2004 premiere. When Washington, D.C., attorney Brad Chase (Mark Valley) was relocated to Boston to keep an eye on senior Crane, Poole & Schmidt partner Denny Crane (William Shatner), he had no idea what he was getting into. Meanwhile, as Chase does his best to keep an eye on Crane, Alan Shore (James Spader) uses ethically questionable methods to win the cases that no one else will touch. A spin-off of the Emmy Award-winning legal drama The Practice, Boston Legal has also featured such respected actors as Candice Bergen, René Auberjonois, and John Larroquette. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Credit

David E. Kelley - Executive Producer, David E. Kelley - Show Creator, David E. Kelley - Screenwriter

Episodes

Boston Legal: Season 01 (2004)
David E. Kelley's legal spin-off was an instant success thanks to stars James Spader and William Shatner, who won Emmys in the final season of The Practice. Spader and Shatner each promptly collected another Emmy for their work in Season 1 of Boston Legal, which introduces the wide range of characters who pass through the doors of high-priced, high-profile law firm Crane, Poole & Schmidt. Win-at-all-costs attorney Alan Shore (Spader) is known for his unorthodox style and questionable ethics in the pursuit of justice. He rules the office (and shares scotch and cigars on the balcony) with founding partner Denny Crane (Shatner), an eccentric, past-his-prime litigator who now gets by, for good or ill, on name recognition alone. Alan and Denny's over-the-top antics and the mental instability of another founding partner, Edwin Poole (Larry Miller), prompt managing partner Paul Lewiston (Rene Auberjonois) to call in Washington, D.C., associate Brad Chase (Mark Valley), and, later, Shirley Schmidt (Candice Bergen) from New York to restore a sense of order and decorum to the Boston office. Although somewhat embarrassed by a past romantic fling with Denny, Shirley is a no-nonsense partner and a confident, capable lawyer with the necessary gravitas to keep the firm from falling apart. Other associates include Sally Heep (Lake Bell), Tara Wilson (Rhona Mitra) and Lori Colson (Monica Potter). The first season's notable guest stars include Carl Reiner, Betty White, Philip Baker Hall, Dana Delany, and Shelley Long. ~ Joe Friedrich, Rovi
  • Head Cases
  • Hired Guns
  • Still Crazy After All These Years
  • Catch and Release
  • Change of Course
  • An Eye for An Eye
  • Truth Be Told
  • Questionable Characters
  • Loose Lips
  • A Greater Good
  • Schmidt Happens
  • From Whence We Came
  • It Girls and Beyond
  • Til We Meat Again
  • Tortured Souls
  • Let Sales Ring
  • Death Be Not Proud
Boston Legal: Season 02 (2005)
  • The Black Widow
  • Legal Deficits
  • Schadenfreude
  • Finding Nimmo
  • A Whiff and a Prayer
  • Men to Boys
  • Witches of Mass Destruction
  • Truly, Madly, Deeply
  • The Ass Fat Jungle
  • Gone
  • The Cancer Man Can
  • Helping Hands
  • Too Much Information
  • Breast in Show
  • Smile
  • Live Big
  • ...There's Fire!
  • Shock and Oww!
  • Stick It
  • Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
  • World Salad Days
  • Ivan the Incorrigible
  • Race Ipsa
  • Deep End of the Poole
  • Squid Pro Quo
  • Spring Fever
  • BL: Los Angeles
Boston Legal: Season 03 (2006)
  • Can't We All Get a Lung?
  • The Nutcrackers
  • New Kids on the Block
  • Desperately Seeking Shirley
  • Fine Young Cannibal
  • Whose God Is it Anyway?
  • The Verdict
  • Trick or Treat
  • Lincoln
  • On the Ledge
  • Angel of Death
  • Nuts
  • Dumping Bella
  • Selling Sickness
  • Fat Burner
  • The Good Lawyer
  • The Bride Wore Blood
  • Son of the Defender
  • Brotherly Love
  • Guise N' Dolls
  • Tea and Sympathy
  • Guantanamo By the Bay
  • Duck and Cover
  • Trial of the Century
Boston Legal: Season 04 (2007)
Boston Legal: Season 05 (2008)


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