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Ally McBeal

Those Lips, That Hand

Season 2, Episode 18, Aired Apr 19, 1999

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Cage and Fish's firm gets a capital case to defend a man accused of murdering his comatose wife. He insists he fired up the chainsaw and cut off her hand after she was dead. Rene, who is prosecuting, has the testimony of the coroner who thinks the wife was alive and that the amateur surgery gave her a heart attack. Billy and Georgia continue to patch up their marriage after Billy's indiscretion with Ally. Billy and Georgia are working on a case in which they are representing a man suing to get his job back with and insurance company who fired him over a bad hair day.moreless

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Dr. Joyce Brothers

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Jody Wood

Officer Joseph Kent
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Brad Blaisdell

Coroner Alfonso Moreno

Calista Flockhart

Ally McBeal
Courtney Thorne-Smith

Georgia Thomas
Greg Germann

Richard Fish
Lisa Nicole Carson

Renée Raddick
Jane Krakowski

Elaine Vassal
Vonda Shepard

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By elena2718, Jun 10, 2007

There is not really character development in this episode, except for the relation Ling-Richard which gets more and more spicy. The cases are not particularly interesting and the the birthday crisis is not even a new story line for the show, however it is worth seeing just for the final scene guest starring Barry White! It's one of the most special moments of the show: John Cage meeting in person his "Alter ego" and all of them dancing to "My first, my last, my everything". It is a very moving scene for anyone who has seen all the previous episodes.moreless
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- Featured Music: "My Pledge of Love" by Jane Krakowski "Let's Hang On" by Vonda Shepard "You're the First, the Last, My Everything" by Barry White
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