Convictions

Season 2, Episode 4, Aired
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Amy contends with a high profile attorney who attempts to bully her during a paternity case; Maxine struggles over mending fences with a neighbor; Vincent's near-death experience gives him a sense of fearlessness that gets him into trouble with Len; Peter questions his ability to raise a biracial child after he ignores a colleague's racist remarks; Maxine continues her investigation into sexual abuse at a preschool; Amy and Lolly take a self-defense course together.moreless
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  • Vicent continues to deal with the aftermath of the bombing. Peter is dealing with being a father of a biracial child. Amy is faced with high profile lawyers and gets more "help" from Bruce than she wants/needs.moreless

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    By CottonButtons, Feb 27, 2007 Report Abuse
    Amy vents her frustration with Bruce and the courtroom in a self-defense class. It is another fine example of Amy's fitness. It is good to see Amy developing a female friend.

    Vicent and Donna are bonding. It is a cute scene between the two of them while they walk to Donna's doctors appointment. Vincent is typically having troubles adjusting to life after a near-death experience. The audience have to give him credit. He is doing pretty well. It is good that he has moved back into his apartment.

    Peter and Gillian are dealing with parenthood. I am so glad to see Peter finding the backbone to stand up for Ned.moreless

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    • In a recent episode, Maxine states (twice) that her husband died 11 years ago. It this episode, she says that her husband died 10 years ago. Edit

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    • Maxine: Oh alright, I'll go and make up. You are ruining my reputation. Edit
    • Vivian: You never cared about Henry. Don't pretend that you did. Maxine: My husband died 10 years ago. Where the hell were you, Vivian? You didn't even care enough to pretend. Edit

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    • Vincent's boss calls Vincent "F. Scott." This is an allusion to the author F. Scott Fitzgerald, who died thinking he would go to literary obscurity. Edit

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