S3.E5

The Princess and the Pee

Name: The Princess and the Pee
Genre: Drama
Released: 1988-12-08
Duration: 48 min
Rating: 7.5
Cast: Harry Hamlin, Susan Dey, Corbin Bernsen

Episode aired Dec 8, 1988
TV-PG
48m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

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Susan Dey in The Princess and the Pee (1988)

Drama

Kuzak learns that Richard Mathers, the opposing counsel in his latest personal injury case which involved a new car, never passed the bar exam. However, Kuzak decides to use this information... Read allKuzak learns that Richard Mathers, the opposing counsel in his latest personal injury case which involved a new car, never passed the bar exam. However, Kuzak decides to use this information to his own advantage. Meanwhile, Kelsey and Markowitz grow increasingly wearily of trying... Read allKuzak learns that Richard Mathers, the opposing counsel in his latest personal injury case which involved a new car, never passed the bar exam. However, Kuzak decides to use this information to his own advantage. Meanwhile, Kelsey and Markowitz grow increasingly wearily of trying to conceive and they begin talk of adoption. While Brackman is going over the final divor... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

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Trivia
The passage that Douglas Brackman quotes during the staff meeting ("When I was a child, I spake as a child...") is from the Bible; 1 Corinthians 13:11-12.

Goofs
While Arnie is reading the Brackman's divorce agreement, Sheila's attorney glances at the camera.

Quotes
Foreman: [Jury Foreperson reading the verdict] "On the charges of negligence, fraud, and breach of warranty, we find for the defendant."
[Kuzak's defendant Gil Tecowsky felt relief]
Judge Herbert Foster Reeves: At this time, I would like to thank the jury for its time and patience...
Richard Mathers: Your Honor, I move that the court set aside the verdict and declare a mistrial.
Judge Herbert Foster Reeves: On what grounds?
Richard Mathers: The plaintiffs were not represented by an attorney at law.
Judge Herbert Foster Reeves: They were represented by you?
Richard Mathers: I'm not an attorney, Your Honor. And even though these people didn't know anything about it, Counsel for the defense did, thereby placing me at a severe disadvantage in terms of a negotiating posture.
Judge Herbert Foster Reeves: Gentlemen, in my chambers. Jury is to be held.