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      Episode Summary
 "There's Fire" / Season 2, Episode 17
 A story of
 Broadcast:
      February 28, 2006
 
 Alan represents Joan Rubin in her case against her employer who asserts 
      his employees should not smoke cigarettes in the privacy of their homes in 
      order for his business to save on health insurance. Denny makes a 
      commitment to Bev, then feels uneasy over her manipulations. The partners 
      discuss Denny's personal expenses charges to the firm.
 
 From ABC: Within three hours of getting married, Denny Crane is caught 
      with another woman and Bev Bridges (Joanna Cassidy) demands an annulment 
      and 50% of her brand new husband’s worth. While the attorneys from Crane, 
      Poole & Schmidt frantically rally around their colleague to rescue him, 
      Bev hires the slick, handsome divorce lawyer Eli Granger (Corbin Bernsen) 
      to represent her. Meanwhile, Alan Shore defends Joan Zeder (Nicole 
      Sullivan), who was fired from her job after being unable to adhere to the 
      company’s strict no-smoking policy.
 
 Episode Credits
 
 Directed by .... Mike Listo
 Written by .... Janet Leahy & Lawrence Brock
 
 Joanna Cassidy .... Beverly Bridge
 Nicole Sullivan .... Joan Rubin
 Corbin Bernsen .... Attorney Eli Granger
 Tony Denison .... Kurt Loomis
 Richard Portnow .... Judge Peter Harding
 Kevin Dunn .... Attorney Jonathan Weiner
 Peter Breitmayer .... Joel Landson
 Patti Yasutake .... Dr. Claire Simon
 Will Greenberg .... Troy
 Deena Dill .... female server
 Billy Valentine .... bandleader
 Phil Weyland .... Kelly
 Tim McFadyen .... Steve
 Alfie Silas Durio .... singer
 
 >> More information on the guest stars in our forum
 
 Set Photographer: Scott Garfield
 Set Photos taken    January 11 & 13, 2006
 © 2006 ABC, INC.
 
    
     
 
     
       
 
 
     
      
     
      Episode Dialogue
 
 Alan Shore: Congratulations. I saw you were the lucky one who caught 
      Bev’s garter.
 Paul Lewiston: Yes. I’m going for a full battery of tests first thing in 
      the morning.
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 Denny Crane: I love you.
 Bev: I love you more.
 Denny Crane: I love you more more.
 
  
 Female server at the wedding, carrying a tray of filled champagne glasses: 
      Smiles, flirty. Nice night.
 Denny Crane: *A beat, then* Suddenly it is.
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 Joel Landson: There could be more investigations. And all the partners 
      will be liable. We’re talking Arthur Anderson headlines.
 Brad Chase: We’re screwed.
 
  Photo: Scott Garfield / © 2006 ABC Television, Inc. / David E. Kelley 
      Productions / Taken Jan. 13, 2006
 
 Alan Shore: You know how I love the spectacle of fireworks. And when one 
      attaches one’s coat tails to another and that person makes a decision no 
      matter how big or small, and this case big, one must pay the price of that 
      attachment.
 Shirley Schmidt: It would have been easier just to have sex with you.
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 Bev: Actually, Denny, once you see the Kona Coast, you may even be 
      thinking of first homes.
 Denny Crane: Good natured. What am I supposed to do, beam myself to Boston 
      every morning?
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 Photo: Craig Sjodin / © 2006 ABC Television, Inc. / David E. Kelley 
      Productions / Taken Dec. 12, 2005
 
 
 Did You Know... ?
 
 Six Degrees of the Guest Star
 Corbin Bernsen as Attorney Eli Granger -  Bernsen has been appearing 
      on film and TV since the mid-70s and had his first major role in 1983 on 
      the daytime drama Ryan's Hope. But it was his 8-year turn as sleazy lawyer 
      Arnie Becker on LA Law which proved to be the defining role of his career. 
      Bernsen received two Emmy and two Golden Globe nominations for this role, 
      while working with young writer David E. Kelley. Since then, Bernsen has 
      remained active without quite achieving the same stature - appearing in 
      the three Major League films, for example - although he did have a 
      memorable guest appearance as "Q2" in an episode of Star Trek: The Next 
      Generation (1990). In recent years, Bernsen has returned to his daytime 
      roots and currently has a recurring role on General Hospital.
 
 
 
 Thanks to Sue for this research. For more acting Six Degrees for every 
      guest star in this episode,
      see our forum episode page
 
     
      
        
     
      
     
      Episode Reviews
 
 | 2.17 'There's Fire' written by
      Abney
 
 
 Coming soon.
 
 
 Written by: Abney | Send feedback and comments to Abney at 
      aliasabney@hotmail.com
 
 
 
 
 
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