Judging Amy

Lullaby

Season 6, Episode 2, Aired 10/12/04

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Vincent's struggles with his latest novel leads him into blowing off his agent, who responds by dropping Vincent and demanding the return of the advance that Vincent's already spent; Maxine receives another award, and uses her acceptance speech to talk about the young boy lost in the system that she and Sean can't seem to locate; Amy's dealings with two troubled teenage girls and their mothers in Accountability court inspires her to change her focus when she returns to Juvenile Court; Maxine tries to avoid removing the children of a overburdened single mother working to overcome anger and abuse issues; David finally feels that he's put his wife's death behind him and can now pursue a relationship with Amy; Ignacio lets Maxine know that he's ready to do whatever it takes to have a future with her; Amy fires Donna to propel her into practicing law; Kyle decides to accompany Heather to Minnesota and take care of their son while she's in rehab.moreless

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Amy Brenneman

Amy Madison Gray
Dan Futterman

Vincent Gray (Episodes 1-51, 117- )
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- The quote Amy uses, which she credits to Elizabeth Barrett Browning is actually from a man named Roy Croft. Edit
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- Music: Flunk did "Blue Monday" from their "For Sleepheads Only" cd; Tyne Daly sang Slumber Boat at the end of the episode. Edit
- In a cute bit of casting, Vincent's literary agent is played by David Pressman, the son of actor Lawrence Pressman, who played Alan Stetson, Vincent's former literary agent. Edit
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- (Toasting Kyle at his final dinner with the family) Lauren: To Cousin Kyle, who taught me to burn CDs and download stuff off the Internet! Edit
- (Sitting in front of Amy in court) Graciela Reyes: How 'bout I plead hungry and go to lunch? Edit
- Amy: What do you see when you see yourself getting old? David: How old? Amy: My mom old... David: Well there's basketball, mysteries, classics...and you, I see you. Edit
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