S2.E3

Cannon of Ethics

Name: Cannon of Ethics
Genre: Drama
Released: 1987-10-29
Duration: 48 min
Rating: 7.6
Cast: Harry Hamlin, Susan Dey, Corbin Bernsen

Episode aired Oct 29, 1987
TV-PG
48m

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7.6/10

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Kelsey takes her dilemma concerning Dr. Warren to a retired DA. Meanwhile, Brackman assigns another associate to the Rohner vs. Gradinger case. Abby helps a dying Mrs. Stulwicz set up a trus... Read allKelsey takes her dilemma concerning Dr. Warren to a retired DA. Meanwhile, Brackman assigns another associate to the Rohner vs. Gradinger case. Abby helps a dying Mrs. Stulwicz set up a trust to care for Benny and gets him a job with the firm as a messenger. Becker follows his us... Read allKelsey takes her dilemma concerning Dr. Warren to a retired DA. Meanwhile, Brackman assigns another associate to the Rohner vs. Gradinger case. Abby helps a dying Mrs. Stulwicz set up a trust to care for Benny and gets him a job with the firm as a messenger. Becker follows his usual pattern with Nina, then breaks up with her when she brings up talk of marriage. Victor... Read all

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This episode is notable for its pre-credit sequence, which features Susan Dey in a comical courtroom appearance which has no attachment to the rest of the episode--or any continuing storyline, for that matter. (As Dey's Grace Van Owen does not appear in the rest of the episode, this scene seems to have been added in order to feature her, perhaps contractually.) The humorous bit that plays out--a mortified witness writes down on a piece of paper lewd remarks a flasher made to her, and the paper is then shown to the jurors individually--is remarkably similar to a sketch on the very first episode of Saturday Night Live twelve years earlier (10/11/1975).