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Boston Legal
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| Title: | Finding Nimmo |
| Episode Number: | 20 |
| Season: | 2 |
| Season Episode #.: | 3 |
| Production Number: | 1F21 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday October 11th, 2005 |
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Reeling over his break-up with Tara, Alan Shore heads to Nimmo Bay in British Columbia with Denny Crane for some fly fishing and male bonding in an effort to cure his pain. When they learn that the salmon population is being threatened by sea lice produced by fish farms, Shore and Crane feel compelled to act. Meanwhile Catherine Piper drops a bombshell on Shirley Schmidt when she confesses to killing Bernard Ferrion by whacking him over the head with a skillet, and the firm scrambles to find the best way to deal with this shocking turn of events. And Sara Holt and Garrett Wells go to extremes to convince Reverend Diddum (Kurt Fuller), the divorce attorney for Denise Bauer's husband, to decrease the alimony settlement she is required to pay him.
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| Originally supposed to air in Season 1. Scenes with the Season 2 cast were spliced into the episode to make it feel like it was never out of place.
| Rhona Mitra was credited as a special guest star.
| Monica Potter was credited as a special guest star.
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| Judge Sean O'Byrne: I find it insulting to be lectured by an American about the environment.
Denny: Watch it, judge, we're a superpower. Don't make us add you to the Axis.
| Alan: Mindful that abroad, people expect shock and awe when Yankees arrive on the scene, we shall leave you with two small but lasting words...
Denny: Denny Crane, eh.
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| Finding Nimmo
A reference to the 2003 Pixar film, 'Finding Nemo'
| Alan: They call them klingons.
A reference to a warrior race of aliens in the Star Trek Universe. William Shatner played Captain James T. Kirk in the original 1966-69 installment.
| Alan: If Charlotte the Spider were still alive today, she'd be writing in her web, 'Some fish'.
A reference to the childrens literary classic, 'Charlotte's Web' by E. B. White. In the novel Charlotte would write words or phrases in her web to draw attention to Wilbur the pig in effort to save him from being slaughtered.
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