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L.A. Law :: Rhyme and Punishment (08x09)

Episode Information

Title:

Rhyme and Punishment

Episode #:

08x09

Original Airdate:

Thursday December 16th, 1993

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Episode Crew
Director:	Gary Weis
Writer:	William M. Finkelstein (2) Julie Martin (1)

Episode Summary

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Mullaney (John Spencer) has second thoughts about surrendering parental rights, Eli defends a borscht-belt comedian whose son thinks the father is being manipulated by his mistress, and Brackman (Alan Rachins) gets involved in a dispute between a poetry publisher and a disgruntled former employee.

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Guest Stars

Guest Stars
•Cristine Rose	played	Nat's Son's Attorney	Recurring (second appearance)
•Dann Florek	played	Dave Meyer	Recurring (20th appearance)
•Keith Mills	played	Judge Walter Green	Recurring (10th appearance)
•Raymond Singer	played	Nat's Son	Recurring (second appearance)
•Frank Medrano	played	Bobby Del Giotto
•Hugh Maguire	played	Lanny
•Jerry Stiller	played	Nat Pincus
•Mamie Van Doren	played	Herself
•Marvin Katzoff	played	Cowboy Joe
•Norm Crosby	played	Jack Tavelman
•Philip Lenkowsky (1)	played	Ira Mytelka
•Teri Austin (1)	played	Morgan Farrell
•William H. Macy	played	Bernard Ruskin

Main Cast

•Corbin Bernsen	played	Arnie Becker
•Jill Eikenberry	played	Ann Kelsey
•Alan Rachins	played	Douglas Brackman Jr.
•Michael Tucker	played	Stuart Markowitz
•Richard A. Dysart (1)	played	Leland McKenzie
•Blair Underwood	played	Jonathan Rollins
•Larry Drake	played	Benny Stulwicz
•John Spencer	played	Tommy Mullaney
•A. Martinez	played	Daniel Morales
•Alan Rosenberg (2)	played	Eli Levinson
•Debi Mazar	played	Denise Ianello
•Alexandra Powers	played	Jane Halliday