L.A. Law

Season 4 Episode 5

One Rat, One Ranger

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One Rat, One Ranger
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Van Owen is at a loss for words when confronted by a terrified mother after failing to win a conviction against the woman's ex-husband for molesting their young daughter; Becker, Kelsey, and the associates are all wary when the partners decide that the way to stem their declining revenues is to bring in Rosalind Shays, a "rainmaker", as a new partner; Markowitz represents a dating service sued by a hard-to-satisfy customer, who's more than happy to make the acquaintance of Dave Meyer after the trial is over; Brackman's latest scheme to save money on his health food kick has the staff smelling a rat.moreless
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  • Rosalind Shays is here!

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    It's wonderful to see the One and Only Rosalind Shays walk into McKenzie Brackman! Great acting by Diana Muldaur! And look at Leland: he thinks she's wonderful! And:who doesn't?

    This was the beginning of a whole new era: the best era of the whole show!

    And it's always fun when David Meyer is a guest-character!
Alan Rachins

Alan Rachins

Douglas Brackman Jr.

Blair Underwood

Blair Underwood

Jonathan Rollins (Episodes 23-171)

Jimmy Smits

Jimmy Smits

Victor Sifuentes (Episodes 1-105, recurring in Episodes 118, 127)

Susan Dey

Susan Dey

Grace Van Owen (Episodes 2-127)

Susan Ruttan

Susan Ruttan

Roxanne Melman (Episodes 1-149, recurring in Episode 158)

Jill Eikenberry

Jill Eikenberry

Ann Kelsey

Gina Hecht

Gina Hecht

Dianna Dorian

Guest Star

Kathy Bates

Kathy Bates

Charlotte Haley

Guest Star

Sherman Howard

Sherman Howard

Ed Haley

Guest Star

Diana Muldaur

Diana Muldaur

Rosalind Shays

Recurring Role

Dann Florek

Dann Florek

Dave Meyer

Recurring Role

John Hancock

John Hancock

Judge Richard Armand

Recurring Role

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