S3E14
Leave It to Geezer
L.A. Law · 1989-03-30 · 45 min
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what happens
Kuzak is furious when McKenzie benches him as a result of his recent losing streak and assigns an important trial to Sifuentes; after their retirement home freezes their accounts, four octogenarians rob a bank to gain access to their funds, and insist on their day in court, even though Van Owen offers them a very favorable plea bargain; in his first murder trial, Rollins utilizes his intuition and some good advice from Kuzak in representing a battered woman who admits to murdering the abusive husband who threatened to kill her; in the wake of his anxiety attack, McKenzie decides that the age difference between him and Kepler is too great, and ends the relationship; after he helps Becker arrive at a settlement between a studio and an actress who wants to be released from her contract, Kuzak succumbs to the thespian's charms following a late night celebratory dinner.
nobody has mapped this one
We draw an episode's shape from public discussion of it, and there isn't enough about this one to draw anything honest. Forty-five seconds with the dial and it has a curve.
rate S3E14 →who made it
- directed
- Phillip Goldfarb
- written
- Steven Bochco, David E. Kelley
guest cast
Billed for this episode only — the turn people remember an episode for.
Gwynyth Walsh as Melanie Hayes
Lew Ayres as Lorimar Henderson
Lou Jacobi as Sam Haber
L. Scott Caldwell as Wanda Havens
Charles Lane as Walter Graf
Dana Sparks as Jennifer Kepler
Jan Devereaux as Carolyn Burdick- JJohn Walter Davis as Wayne Pocklington