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After Becker slinks off with his files and resigns his partnership by telegram, McKenzie gets a restraining order to prevent him from siphoning off the firm's clients; Allison's rapist is bound over for trial after a painful pre-trial hearing; Rollins represents a man with Tourette's Syndrome who's suing his employer for wrongful termination after he's fired because of his disability; Kuzak and Dugan make a dinner date; Brackman gets braces.moreless
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  • A classic!

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    This is a great episode(like all Rosalind Shays-episodes).
    Arnold Becker is even more funny than usual: I love when Leland McKenzie asks him "What do you want?", just to find out that Arnie is only interested in one thing: getting his name on the door!
    Great acting by Muldaur, Dysart and Bernsen.

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