Fast-paced and wildly comedic, the series confronts social and moral issues, while its characters continually stretch the boundaries of the law.
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05x13 Last Call Aired: Dec. 08, 2008In tonights final episode after 5 long years the law firm is in need of financial help and is looking for a buyer to help out. Alan argues before … [continue reading]
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ABC announced that it has picked up nine of its major primetime scripted series for a new fall season, 'Boston' is not on the list. Productions still plans to finish its 22-episode order of this season (only 14 were finished pre-strike)...
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- 05x13 Last Call (Dec. 08, 2008)
- 05x12 Made in China (Dec. 08, 2008)
- 05x11 Juiced (Dec. 01, 2008)
- 05x10 Thanksgiving (Nov. 24, 2008)
- 05x09 Kill, Baby,… (Nov. 17, 2008)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Mike Listo (19 episodes)
- Bill D'Elia (17 episodes)
- Robert Yannetti (8 episodes)
Writers
- David E. Kelley (189 episodes)
- Lawrence Broch (17 episodes)
- Janet Leahy (13 episodes)
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Series Fun Facts
- The series was initially advertised as being titled "Fleet Street". These advertisements were seen during commercial breaks for "The Practice" which had several episodes that acted as a sort…
[show]The series was initially advertised as being titled "Fleet Street". These advertisements were seen during commercial breaks for "The Practice" which had several episodes that acted as a sort of pilot for the new series.
[hide] - The show often contains dialog that "breaks the fourth wall" or lets the audience believe they know it's a TV show. At the end of episode "Squid Pro Quo", Denny ends the episode by saying, "I…
[show]The show often contains dialog that "breaks the fourth wall" or lets the audience believe they know it's a TV show. At the end of episode "Squid Pro Quo", Denny ends the episode by saying, "I can't wait until next week." Alan Shore also notes that the show used to be on Mondays, and one time mentioned to Denny that "I've hardly seen you this episode." Melissa, Alan's assistant, once warns him against falling for a woman, citing, "She's only a guest-star".
[hide] - Goof (revealing mistake): Throughout the series, Alan Shore and Denny Crane sit on the balcony overlooking the city of Boston. However, during the cold winter months, you never see the breath…
[show]Goof (revealing mistake): Throughout the series, Alan Shore and Denny Crane sit on the balcony overlooking the city of Boston. However, during the cold winter months, you never see the breath of either character, thus demonstrating that the "balcony" is part of a set, and not an actual location.
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