Judging Amy: The Unbearable Lightness of Being Family
The Unbearable Lightness of Being Family
- 51.
- Season: 3
- Episode: 6
- First Aired: 10/30/2001
- Prod Code: 3ADG06
Amy must decide whether to modify a custody agreement and allow a woman to take her daughter to Paris for two years against the wishes of the girl's father; back to work at the DCF, Maxine takes on the case of "Bubble Man", a homeless man who is about to be arrested for blowing bubbles in the park without a permit, and shows Robert some tricks of the trade to save an abused boy; Bruce works with a mother who is about to lose custody of her son for not meeting the conditions of his probation because she is in denial about the emotional toll her son's disability has taken on her; Maxine brokers a peace settlement and gets Amy and Vincent speaking again by suggesting that Amy review Vincent's contract with the studio that has optioned his novel; Carole's condition worsens unexpectedly, and Vincent leaves hurriedly, amid many tears and in possession of the family's good luck totem, the "surfing monkey". Add a recap »
- Writers:
- Randall Caldwell
- Director:
- Janet Davidson
- Stars:
- Amy Brenneman (Amy Madison Gray)
- Dan Futterman (Vincent Gray (Episodes 1-51, 117- ))
- Richard T. Jones (Bruce Van Exel)
- Jessica Tuck (Gillian Gray)
- Marcus Giamatti (Peter Gray)
- Karle Warren (Lauren Cassidy)
- Tyne Daly (Maxine Gray)
- Jillian Armenante (Donna Kozlowski (Episodes 24- , recurring otherwise))
- Columbus Short (Thomas McNab)
- Recurring Role:
- Timothy Omundson (Sean Potter)
- Inny Clemons (Robert Clifton)
- Guest Star:
- Jack Forbes (Mr. Kalisky)
- Paul Schackman (Howard Zovinar)
- Paul Lieber (Mr. Conrad's Attorney)
- Francia DiMase (Katherine Conrad)
- Valerie Mahaffey (Ms. Morlock)
- William Bumiller (Mr. Conrad)
- Katie Mitchell (Ms. Mosby)
- Joel McCrary
- Kevin Berntson (Stage Manager)
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- The title of the episode The Unbearable Lightness of Being Family is taken from the book The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera. edit »
- This is Dan Futterman's last episode as a regular until the start of Season 6. edit »
- Music: Tori Amos did "1,000 Oceans" from her "To Venus & Back" cd. edit »
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