L.A. Law

E01▶

Pilot

Sep 15, 1986 · 2h 0m

E02▶

Those Lips, That Eye

Oct 3, 1986 · 45m

E03▶

The House of the Rising Flan

Oct 10, 1986 · 45m

E04▶

The Princess and the Wiener King

Oct 17, 1986 · 45m

E05▶

Simian Chanted Evening

Oct 24, 1986 · 45m

E06▶

Slum Enchanted Evening

Oct 31, 1986 · 45m

E07▶

Raiders of the Lost Bark

Nov 7, 1986 · 48m

E08▶

Gibbon Take

Nov 14, 1986 · 45m

E09▶

The Venus Butterfly

Nov 21, 1986 · 45m

E10▶

Fry Me to the Moon

Dec 4, 1986 · 45m

E11▶

El Sid

Dec 11, 1986 · 45m

E12▶

Sidney, the Dead-Nosed Reindeer

Dec 18, 1986 · 45m

E13▶

Prince Kuzak in a Can

Jan 8, 1987 · 45m

E14Playing

The Douglas Fur Ball

Jan 15, 1987 · 48m

E15▶

December Bribe

Jan 22, 1987 · 45m

E16▶

Beef Jerky

Feb 5, 1987 · 45m

E17▶

Becker on the Rox

Feb 12, 1987 · 48m

E18▶

Fifty Ways to Floss Your Lover

Feb 19, 1987 · 45m

E19▶

The Grace of Wrath

Feb 26, 1987 · 45m

E20▶

Sparky Brackman, R.I.P.

Mar 26, 1987 · 45m

E21▶

Oy Vey! Wilderness!

Apr 2, 1987 · 45m

E22▶

Pigmalion

Apr 9, 1987 · 45m

McKenzie gets Kuzak sprung from jail; after Brackman's wife discovers his infidelity and serves him with divorce papers, he begs her to take him back when he discovers that she's represented by Lisa Weston, who intends to go after a share of the partnership's profits in the settlement; Sifuentes confronts a judge after Putnam's computer analysis uncovers a racist bent to the jurist's sentencing determinations; Markowitz's jealousy prompts him to keep too close an eye on Kelsey's relationship with Cromwell, which creates friction between the attorneys; McKenzie represents a jurist friend who is arrested after taking desperate measures to resolve a deteriorating financial situation when the firm declines to offer him the partnership he seeks; Melman goes out to dinner with Putnam; Weston has it out with Becker over his mistreatment of her and discovers to her discomfort how much they have in common.