S4E16
Bounds for Glory
L.A. Law · 1990-03-22 · 45 min
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what happens
To the dismay of Becker and Brackman, Rosalind becomes Abby's strong supporter when a major client leaves the firm after he is unsuccessful in pressuring Abby not to pursue a dismissal of charges against his drug-addicted son, but to convince his son instead to accept a plea bargain that will send him to jail; Rollins's client is sued by the owner of an oversized frog when she disqualifies the amphibian from the jumping contest she's promoting; Kelsey represents the parents of a slain teenager when they sue the parents of the young skinhead who murdered their son; Benny inadvertently sets off a bidding war hampered by attorneys and paralegals when he decides to sell his baseball card collection; as her overbearing manner begins to set the other attorneys on edge, Rosalind mounts a subtle campaign for absolute control of the firm by undermining McKenzie's influence with clients.
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 S4E16 →who made it
- directed
- Win Phelps
- written
- William M. Finkelstein, David E. Kelley
guest cast
Billed for this episode only — the turn people remember an episode for.
Dick Anthony Williams as Charles Jackson
Dan Hedaya as Michael Roitman- HHansford Rowe as Daniel Siegfried
George Dickerson as Jim Haas
Richard Venture as Abe Lassen
Diana Muldaur as Rosalind Shays
Michael DeLuise as Keith Haas
Andrew Hill Newman as Jerry Svetka