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Episode: 02x17
Title: ...There's Fire!
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 2F14
First Aired: Feb. 28, 2006

Season 2 » Episode #17 - ...There's Fire!

Summary: Within three hours of getting married, Denny Crane is caught with another woman and Bev Bridge demands an annulment plus 50% of her brand new husband’s worth. While the attorneys from Crane, Poole & Schmidt frantically rally around their colleague to rescue him, Bev hires the slick, handsome divorce lawyer Eli Granger to represent her. Meanwhile, Alan Shore defends Joan Zeder who was fired from her job after being unable to adhere to the company’s strict no-smoking policy.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Joan Rubin	played by Nicole Sullivan
Attorney Jonathan Weiner	played by Kevin Dunn
Attorney Eli Granger	played by Corbin Bernsen
Kurt Loomis	played by Anthony John Denison
Judge Peter Harding	played by Richard Portnow
Beverly Bridge	played by Joanna Cassidy
Joel Landson	played by Peter Breitmayer
Dr. Claire Simon	played by Patti Yasutake
Troy	played by Will Greenberg

Season 2 / Episode 17: - ...There's Fire!

Denny Crane: You know, the best part of my marriages has always been the first day.
Alan Shore: Just married. Grand thing. But for me there was nothing more devastatingly lonely than being married for a while.
Denny Crane: You never talk about your wife. What was she like?
Alan Shore: She had all the most delectable qualities one could hope for. Creativity, desire, zealotry, a gorgeous clavicle, healthy lack of inhibition.
Denny Crane: Sounds spectacular. What happened?
Alan Shore: She began to know me too well, and I began to hate her for it. Even when I was unpredictable, she'd predict it. For those of us who aspire to be original, that's the worst sort of banality. She died. I've missed that banality ever since.

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In the episode ". . . There's Fire," Denny Crane (William Shatner) is discussing moving to Hawaii with his new bride. He says, "What am I supposed to do? Beam myself to Boston every day?" This is a tongue-in-cheek reference to Shatner's well-known role as "Star Trek"'s Captain Kirk, who was often "beamed" from starship to planet and back again.

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