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L.A. Law Season 3 Episode 6

Dummy Dearest

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AIRED: 12/15/88

Rollins represents a man who, after a devastating childhood trauma, can only talk through a caustic dummy, and is charged with assaulting the police officer who confiscated the dummy after being subjected to a storm of verbal abuse; Becker sets up Kelsey and Markowitz with a baby broker; Kuzak is subpoenaed to testify in the Mathers fraud case; Kelsey represents an actress suing a tabloid for printing lies which caused irreparable damage to her reputation and career; the firm loses a major client after the disciplinary board of the state bar slaps Kuzak with a public censure and a one month suspension.moreless

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Alan Rachins	Douglas Brackman Jr.
Blair Underwood	Jonathan Rollins (Episodes 23-171)
Jimmy Smits	Victor Sifuentes (Episodes 1-105, recurring in Episodes 118, 127)
Susan Dey	Grace Van Owen (Episodes 2-127)
Susan Ruttan	Roxanne Melman (Episodes 1-149, recurring in Episode 158)
Jill Eikenberry	Ann Kelsey

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Mitchell Laurance	Richard Mathers	Guest Star
Joel Brooks	Kiefer Mitchell	Guest Star
Ronn Lucas	Kenny Peterson	Guest Star
Dann Florek	Dave Meyer	Recurring Role
George Coe	Judge Wallace R. Vance	Recurring Role
Nancy Vawter	Dorothy Wyler	Recurring Role

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- Harry Hamlin's character of Michael Kuzak was suspended and would appear briefly in subsequent episodes so that Harry Hamlin could have time to do the mini-series Favorite Son.
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