Boston Legal

Alan takes on one his biggest adversaries when Bethany returns with a years-old case against the tobacco industry. But when opposing council turns out to be an old girlfriend, he finds himself once again distracted in the courtroom.

When Denny faints in the lobby of Crane, Poole & Schmidt, Alan helps him take on the drug companies that contributed to his critical condition.

Denny is once again arrested, this time after shooting a mugger three times in self-defense. Wanting to improve his chances at becoming partner, Jerry helps Carl in defending him.

Alan and Denny defend a noted doctor charged with murdering one of his nurses; complicating the trial is the fact that the man is the husband of a woman from Alan’s past… who may be his one true love.

Shirley goes to Alan for help defending a soldier whose brother died due to negligence in a military hospital, but is stunned when she finds Alan and Denny placed a side bet on the outcome.

On vacation, Alan and Denny find they’re the least popular guests at a dude ranch; when the irritating Melvin Palmer shows up, it only gets worse; and Shirley defends the murderous Catherine Piper.

Alan goes up against Denise Bauer and the USDA when he represents a cattle rancher who is suing the government for not allowing her to test all her livestock for Mad Cow disease.

Jerry insists on defending himself when he is accused of aggravated assault after hitting a loudmouth in a coffee shop; and Alan and Shirley try to help a pregnant teenager obtain a judicial by-pass.

Usual partners are mixed up when Carl and Denny travel to Virginia to defend an officer who is accused of murder after shooting a man on death row whose lethal injection caused him to have seizures.

Shirley and Sack’s intimate Thanksgiving turns into a dysfunctional family affair when the entire firm plus Edwin Poole, his streetwise foster child, and the hated Melvin Palmer weasel an invitation.

Sack helps Catherine Piper sue the networks for not creating TV shows for people over fifty; and Denny learns that his Alzheimer’s has progressed, so he fights to get an experimental drug not yet available.

Alan heads to the Supreme Court to persuade them to let Denny have access to a non-FDA approved drug that could slow down his Alzheimer's.

To make sure that Alan receives all his money when he dies, Denny marries Alan in a double wedding with Carl and Shirley.