Boston Legal

Denise and Shirley defend Daniel Post for trying to buy a lung; Alan Shore seeks help for Jerry Espenson with his intimacy disability; Denny introduces Alan to a familiar face.

New partner Jeffrey Coho takes on a high-profile murder as his first case at the firm; Alan and new lawyer Claire defend a transvestite fired for asking for maternity leave; and Denny is sued by his Internet date when she turns out to be a dwarf.

Denny comes to terms with his tiny, on-line romance; Shirley tangles in court with her former lover Ivan Tiggs and his new attorney… Alan Shore; and Coho uncovers an important new clue on his murder case.

Schmidt is forced to defend a homeless cannibal; Brad guides tiny Bethany to her first big settlement; and Alan squares off in the ring against Denny for a chance to bed Shirley.

The media frenzy intensifies as Coho's high-profile murder case goes to trial; Scott Little’s father makes a shocking statement on the stand; and Alan defends Jerry Espenson - again - against a sexy former flame.

The Scott Little case finally comes to a conclusion; Alan has concerns over his relationship with Sally.

Denise and Shirley go in search for the remains of Daniel Post, who died during a lung transplant in Brazil.

Alan helps Jerry defend a client who's a suspect in her girlfriend's murder, but even she isn't sure she's innocent; Bethany's mother fights to get Denny back; and Lincoln Meyer's need for attention drives him to a desperate act.

The firm bands together to rescue Shirley, who they believe has been kidnapped by Lincoln Meyer; and Denny gets jealous of Alan’s relationship with Jerry as their murder trial reaches a climax.

Alan bets Shirley on a case involving parents raising their twin daughters as a white supremacist musical act; Denise, Brad, and Jeffrey take a case for a woman who wants to sue God for the death of her husband.

Denny and Alan, joined by ambitious New York associate Vanessa Walker, head to New Orleans to defend a doctor accused of euthanizing patients during Hurricane Katrina.

Denny, dismayed to learn his name is on the federal No Fly List, asks for Alan Shore's help in taking on Homeland Security.

Breaking up with Bella becomes a challenge for Denny when she asks him to sue an animal-rights group who is harassing her cosmetic business.

Judge Brown turns to Crane, Poole & Schmidt when he sues a company for not curing his homosexuality; when Clifford Cabot's teenage niece is sexually assaulted, Shirley is hired to prevent her from taking an experimental memory-erasing drug.

Once again Alan is asked to defend Denny, this time for illegally shipping human fat out of the country; Clarence gets his very first case; and a member of the firm bids a tearful farewell.

When Alan tries two separate cases at once, he ends up losing a good friend; Clarence is panicked at the thought of intimacy with Claire; and Bethany forces Denny to accompany her to temple, with disastrous results.

Alan Shore defends Renata Hill, an ex-girlfriend and former coworker who is arrested in the courtroom hallway, covered in blood and accused of murdering her fiancee.

Fifty years after Denny and his father successfully defended a man accused of murder, the son of the victim seeks revenge by holding the law firm hostage and forcing them to "retry" the case.

Alan defends a shady lawyer accused of trying to cover up a murder his brother committed; Brad makes a stand against the firm that could cost him his job; and Denny uses The Secret to wish Raquel Welch into his life.

Alan takes on his old friend, Jerry Espenson who defends a department store’s right to sell sleazy dolls to pre-teens; Denise questions her feelings for Brad; Denny could be removed from the firm for making racist remarks to a prospective new hire.

Shirley defends a man trying to maintain ownership of his own blood after being spontaneously cured of HIV; Clarence matches wits with Jerry Espenson; and when Alan defends Judge Weldon on drug possession charges, he fears he may be falling in love.

Alan sues the USA for a client who was tortured at Guantanamo Bay; Jerry Espenson asks Shirley for his old job back; and Claire defends a lawyer for kissing a woman when he believed a radio prank that proclaimed the end of the world was near.

Brad and Denise’s wedding day goes awry when their priest is arrested and Denise goes into labor; Jerry Espenson defends a woman who was kicked out of her apartment for owning a duck; and Denny gets his hands on the Stanley Cup.

Alan and Denny represent two brothers accused of killing their abusive father; Clarence and Jerry Espenson take on a huge gambling establishment.