L.A. Law - Episode 01x08

Episode: 01x08 Title: Gibbon Take Type: Regular Episode Production Code: 4L09 First Aired: Nov. 14, 1986

Season 1 » Episode #08 - Gibbon Take

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Who appeared in this episode?

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  Michael Kuzak
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  Grace Van O&hellip
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  Arnie Becker
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  Ann Kelsey
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  Douglas Bra&hellip
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  Abby Perkins
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  Victor Sifu&hellip
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  Stuart Mark&hellip

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  Roxanne Mel&hellip
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  Leland McKe&hellip

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Guest Stars: Jr. played by Alan Rachins Mark Gilliam played by Stanley Kamel Christopher Appleton played by Peter Frechette Lynette Pierce played by Sela Ward Angela Sipriano played by Cec Verrell Foster Troutman played by Joe Mays Judge Leon Ruben played by Lew Palter Mr. Walters played by Ben Frank Dr. Warren Hensel played by Milt Oberman Detective Lester Tuttle played by Felton Perry Mrs. Cramer played by Edith Fields Mrs. J. Troutman played by Bobbi Jo Lathan Mrs. F. Troutman played by Martina Finch Mrs. E. Troutman played by Debbie Zipp Dr. Wakeland played by James Arone Rosemary Beachy played by Tracee Lyles Jury Foreman played by Cary J. Pitts Mrs. D. Troutman played by Mary Linda Phillips Mrs. C. Troutman played by Gloria Rossi Mrs. G. Troutman played by Laurel Schaefer Reporter #1 played by Tina Chappel Reporter #2 played by Tom Tully (II) Reporter #3 played by Phyllis St. James More

Episode Quotes

Season 1 / Episode 8: - Gibbon Take Angela Sipriano: You're going to find this interesting. Your original client was Mrs. Foster F. Troutman. He told her his middle name was Farrell. The one in Palm Springs is Mrs. Foster J. Troutman. He told her his middle named was James. The new ones I found are Mrs. Foster C for Charles, E for Errol, and K for Kenneth. Arnie Becker: Alphabetical order? Angela Sipriano: Exactly. Which means that there's most likely 11 of them. A, B, D, G, H, and I still unaccounted for. Stuart Markowitz: And what about L through Z? Arnie Becker: How the hell does he do it? Bee pollen? Angela Sipriano: While we're on that subject, what Mr. Foster does is that he takes their stuff. Jewelry, furs, etc., report them stolen, live off the insurance settlement, and he gives the exact same item to another wife as a gift. Stuart Markowitz: Boy oh boy, what I really want to do is be alone in an elevator for five minutes with this man! Angela Sipriano: So would I. But not for the same reason. I'd like to find out what the big attraction is.

Season 1 / Episode 8: - Gibbon Take Arnie Becker: So, my client, Mrs. Troutman, decides that she needs to get away for a couple of days. She packs her bags into her car, drives down to her condo in Palm Springs, puts the key in the door, opens it, kicks off her high-heeled shoes, walks down the hallway to the bedroom to collapse in the bed, opens the bedroom door only to find the surprise of her life: her loving husband, in the bed... in the arms of another woman. Douglas Brackman, Jr.: Excuse me, Arnold. But why are we wasting the time of an important staff meeting to listen to another one of your boring infidelity marriage cases? Arnie Becker: You have interrupted me right at the punch line, Douglas! Douglas Brackman, Jr.: Well? Arnie Becker: You see, that was no "other woman." That... was his wife. Douglas Brackman, Jr.: I'm afraid I'm not tracking. Arnie Becker: Bigamy. Bigamy! Do you know how rare it is? This is the divorce lawyer equilivant to a hole-in-one!

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