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

E14▶

The Douglas Fur Ball

Jan 15, 1987 · 48m

E15▶

December Bribe

Jan 22, 1987 · 45m

E16▶

Beef Jerky

Feb 5, 1987 · 45m

E17Playing

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

When a pharmaceutical firm employs a jury consulting firm to assist him in a product liability suit, Kuzak becomes engaged in a contest of style over substance until he enlists Sifuentes's help in showing the client the error of not settling the case out of court; Melman and Becker come to a parting of the ways over her demand for a substantive raise; Sifuentes encourages Perkins to get back into the court room and represent a disabled man who may be incapable of forming the requisite criminal intent to commit the crime of which he is accused; Markowitz takes issue with Kelsey over the state of her finances when he agrees to do her tax returns, and makes a proposal that will improve both her cash flow and their relationship. Abby tests courtroom waters again as she defends the retarded Benny Stulwicz against robbery charges.