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From TV Guide
Starts: October
Where we left off: Bobby (Dylan McDermott)
and Lindsay (Kelli Williams) finally tied the
knot, with a wedding on the field of Boston’s Fenway
Park.
The big news: Multi-episode stories will
center on two clients: an unexpected murder suspect
(guest star Bruce Davison) and a couple whose
children suffered deformities from a toxic pesticide
found on playground wood. "We’re jumping into the
cauldron with these two cases," says coexecutive
producer Robert Breech. Expect romance for
Rebecca (Lisa Gay Hamilton) and Helen (Lara
Flynn Boyle). And now that Williams is pregnant in
real life with her second child, could that mean the
patter of tiny feet in Bobby and Lindsay’s household?
Who’s in: Jason Kravits, who
guest-starred last season as assistant district attorney
Richard Bay, approaches the bench as a series regular.
Who wants to be in: The show’s meaty
guest-star roles are Emmy magnets (The Practice
earned five nominations this year for special guest
performances), which, according to Breech, has
Hollywood's A-list clamoring for a shot. Among others, Holly
Hunter and Don Cheadle have expressed
interest, although Breech remains mum on whether they
will appear.
Matt says: Who wouldn’t want to be on The
Practice? While the series has been guilty lately of
going too far over the top too frequently, no other
courtroom melodrama is this impassioned or electrifying.
The Practice (from TV GUIDE)
Summary Judgments - Season 5, Episode 1
60 min.
In the fifth-season opener, Bobby defends a friend
(Bruce Davison) charged with murder; and Ellenor takes
on the Environmental Protection Agency in a civil suit.
Judge Aldrich: Dakin Matthews. Judge Wolfe: Daniel
Davis. Richard Bay: Jason Kravits. Kate Brunner: Anna
Deavere Smith.
Cast: Dylan McDermott, Michael Badalucco, Steve
Harris, Kelli Williams, Camryn Manheim, Lisa Gay
Hamilton, Lara Flynn Boyle, Marla Sokoloff, Bruce
Davison, Dakin Matthews, Daniel Davis, Jason Kravits,
Anna Deavere Smith
Category: Drama
Release Year: 2000
From Click TV
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From
GIST TV
The
Practice
ABC
Sundays, 10 to 11
p.m. ET
Premieres: Oct. 8
In a
touching moment at the end of last season, Bobby
(McDermott) and Lindsay (Williams) got married in Fenway
Park in view of all their friends. But will it last? And
will Williams' real life pregnancy have any storyline
implications? In the season's last case, Ellenor
(Manheim) failed to exonerate a deaf woman (Marlee
Matlin) who shot her daughter's murderer. It also
appears that D.A. Richard Bay (Kravits, now upped to
series regular) may continue to make things difficult
for Bobby and company.
From Zap2it
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| TITLE: |
The
Practice |
| CATEGORY: |
Crime |
| EPISODE: |
Summary
Judgments |
| SYNOPSIS: |
Bobby
defends a close friend (Bruce Davison) accused of
murdering his wife; a couple claims its children
developed neurological defects from exposure to a
toxic chemical. |
| CHANNEL: |
7
[KABC] |
| DATE
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October
8: 10:00PM |
| NOTES: |
English |
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From ABC The
Practice Site
"Summary
Judgments"
Sunday, October 8, 2000 |
| Bobby defends
prominent investment banker and close friend Scott
Wallace (Bruce Davison, "X-Men"), who is
accused of murdering his wife after a heated
argument; while Ellenor and Lindsay represent a
couple who claim their children developed
neurological defects from playing on a swing set
treated with a toxic chemical. |
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