Trivia
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Trivia
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Goof: The judge in one of the trials is named "O'Keefe", however the nameplate on the judge's bench in court is spelled "O'Keffe" incorrectly. The cast listing spells the judge's name properly.
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In the scene where the mother is shown apparently dead on the floor, Alan checks her pulse with his thumb. A pulse can never be checked in this way because a thumb itself contains a pulse.
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Shore gets Bernard's arraignment thrown out because he says the mother's statement was hearsay, but hearsay only applies to a trial. The judge shouldn't have heard hearsay objections during arraignment.
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Quotes
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Alan: (to Mr. Ferrion) You need not call the police, Mr. Ferrion. Call for an ambulance. Mother is still alive. Would you like to hit her again?
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Denny: I don't want you here. Shirley: Is it because... you still desire me? Denny: Ha. I'm over my wrinkle fetish. You don't arouse me, Shirley. Shirley: Oh, please, all I have to do is say those two combustible little words. (whispers in his ear) Denny Crane.
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Denny: Denny Crane. Cookoo for cocoa puffs.
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Alan: I keep an extremely clean penis.
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Notes
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Original International Air Dates: Slovakia: September 16, 2010 on JOJ
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Re-aired on Tuesday, August 16th @ 10 PM, its 2005-2006 timeslot.
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Rhona Mitra and Candice Bergen previously worked together in Sweet Home Alabama.
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Even though they do not share any scenes together, Candice Bergen and Leslie Jordan previously worked on Murphy Brown.
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Leslie Jordan starts a new character as Bernard Ferrion even though he had a recurring role as Benjamin Harris on Boston Public and had a guest spot on Ally McBeal, two Kelley shows that were set in Boston.
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William Shatner and Candice Bergen previously worked together in the hit movie, Miss Congeniality.
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Candice Bergen joins the cast as Shirley Schmidt beginning in this episode.
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Allusions
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When Sally has a run-in with Schmidt, Tara says 'Dibs on her office'. This is an in-joke, referencing another David E. Kelley series, L.A. Law, in which Arnie Becker (Corbin Bernsen) uses the same line in both the first and last episodes, first about Norman Cheney and then Leland McKenzie.
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