Mullaney works with a feisty young prosecutor when he takes an out-of-town assignment as the lead prosecutor in the case of a missing woman presumed murdered by her co-worker during a theft from the bank where they both worked; Markowitz represents a condom manufacturer whose flag-emblazoned wares were seized by Customs under federal obscenity laws; Becker's representation of a woman with Alzheimer's whose daughter is vying for conservatorship rights with her mother's much-younger new husband gets torpedoed by Frank Kittredge when he leaks Gwen's pillow talk about the case to the woman's daughter, with whom he's also having an affair; Zoey wonders about the future of their relationship when Jonathan considers whether to accept the offer of a short-term appointment to the city council that could lead to a long-term future in politics.
Title | L.A. Law - Season 6 Episode 19 Silence of the Lambskins |
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Year | 1994 |
Genre | Drama, War & Politics |
Country | United States of America |
Studio | NBC |
Cast | Corbin Bernsen, Jill Eikenberry, Alan Rachins, Michael Tucker, Richard Dysart, Blair Underwood |
Crew | Michael L. Mayer (Production Design), Scott Goldstein (Producer), Judith Parker (Producer), Ellen S. Pressman (Producer), Terry Louise Fisher (Producer), Patricia Green (Executive Producer) |
Alternative Titles | La Loi de Los Angeles |
Keyword | lawyer, los angeles, california, law firm |
First Air Date | Sep 15, 1986 |
Last Air date | May 19, 1994 |
Season | 8 Season |
Episode | 171 Episode |
Runtime | 45:14 minutes |
Quality | HD |
IMDb: | 7.05/ 10 by 65.00 users |
Popularity | 72.791 |
Language | English |