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Raising the Bar Season 2 Episode 11

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AIRED: Aug 17, 2009

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Jerry defends a convict accused of killing a fellow inmate. The case takes a different turn when it turns out that Jerry's client was wrongly imprisoned. A new staffer works hard for a homeless man and finds a way to sue the city.

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Mark-Paul Gosselaar	Jerry Kellerman
J. August Richards	Marcus McGrath
Gloria Reuben	Rosalind Whitman
Currie Graham	Nick Balco
Jane Kaczmarek	Trudy Kessler
Melissa Sagemiller	Michelle Ernhardt

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Cast & Crew: RECURRING AND GUESTS

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Glenn Plummer	Frank Lewis	Guest Star
Autumn Reeser	Ashley Hastings	Guest Star
Meredith Monroe	Doris Castillo	Guest Star
Jon Polito	Judge Dominick Ventimiglia	Recurring Role
Angel Oquendo	Carlos	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (2)
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- Marcus McGrath and Jerry Kellerman have been best friends since college.
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- Jerry Kellerman was named after his grandfather.
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QUOTES (6)
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- Ashley Hastings: Taking on big corporations and entrenched interests in behalf of the poor and disenfranchised. What could be cooler than that?
  David Steinberg: Politics. Journalism. Community organizing.
  Ashley Hastings: All great, but diffused. I like to lobby 'cause it's sharp. It's pointy. It lets you target specific problems and right specific wrongs.
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- Jawari Obasi: You know what they say about black folks?
  Jerry: What?
  Jawari Obasi: We're like crabs in a bucket, man. Always pulling the one who's trying to get out.
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- Charlie: I thought that prison assaults are hard to prosecute.
  Michelle: They are. No one will ever want to testify.
  Charlie: Because?
  Michelle: Because it's like Vegas, whatever happens in Rikers, stays in Rikers.
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- Doris Castillo: (looking at Jerry's desk) Ah! You use my filing system. 'Whatever you can reach.'
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- Jerry: (beginning his closing argument) I can make you do crazy things. Confess your darkest secrets. Betray your closest friends. Run faster than you've ever run before. I can make your heart pound. Your hands tremble. In my grip, you'll do anything. I am fear.
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- Jerry: (to Bobbi) Hey, I, I waited for you. I wanted you and I waited for you. You pushed me away. Not the other way around.
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- Featured Music:
  • "Take My Blanket And Go" by Joe Purdy
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- Although credited, Jane Kaczmarek (Judge Kessler), did not appear in the episode.
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- Meredith Monroe (Doris Castillo) and Currie Graham (Nick Balco) previously worked together in the made-for-TV drama 111 Gramercy Park (2003).
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- Autumn Reeser (Ashley Hastings) and Max Greenfield (David Steinberg) previously worked together in "The Case of the Franks" episode of The O.C. (2007).
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- Ashley Hastings: It's like that political guy Carville and his wife. What's her name?
  Richard: Mary Matalin.
  
  Mary Matalin, a political consultant and former assistant to Republican President George W. Bush, is married to political consultant James Carville, who was the lead strategist during Democrat Bill Clinton's campaign in the 1992 US Presidential election.
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- Richard: You're like the Doogie Howser of law.
  
  On the medical comedy Doogie Howser, M.D., the title character, played by Neil Patrick Harris, was a already a board-certified surgeon at the age of 16.
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