Senior partner, Denny Crane is in hot water – again. So what else is new? In the continuing saga of the (wrongfully) sacked fat associate, Alan Shore must help bail Denny from this latest dilemma in next week's
Boston Legal installment entitled “Attack of the Xenophobes.”
“Attack of the Xenophobes” was originally scheduled to air tonight but has been pushed back to next Tuesday. Instead, the episode, “The Object of My Affection,” which was supposed to air October 30, will be broadcast tonight. Read on for spoilers to next week's “Attack of the Xenophobes,” which picks up where tonight's installment leaves off.
In what was supposed to be last week's
Boston Legal offering, (spoiler alert) the ever unpredictable Denny Crane fires one their associates for having more than a full figure. Next week, Crane must go to court after Nancy Wilding sues him for her (wrongful) termination.
In other proceedings, Whitney Rome and Katie Lloyd tackle a murder case with a unique twist. The district attorney intends to use an MRI in order to prove that the ex-cop accused of the rap is a racist. Elsewhere, Carl Sack stands as legal counsel for Clarence Bell, who files a suit against an online website for posting an unflattering video of his as Clarice.
In more personal matters, Jerry Espenson takes his professional relationship with this week's client, Leigh. In tonight's episode (spoiler alert), Jerry helps Leigh, an objectophile and Jerry's fellow Asperger's syndrome sufferer. He comes to her aid in her search for the object of her affection, which happens to be a utility box. Next Tuesday, Jerry prepares for his first kiss with Leigh, even as he is gripped with anxiety and apprehension. Finally, Alan Shore considers the possibility of having a real relationship with Lorraine Weller.
Nest week's guests on
Boston Legal are Gail O'Grady as Judge Gloria Weldon, William Russ as Attorney Christopher Palmer, Tom Wilson as Jeffrey Bass, Ivar Brogger as Professor Matthew Tyler, Lamont Thompson as Officer Aaron Payne, Henry Gibson as Judge Clark Brown, Mark Derwin as Attorney Michael Eaves, Kathy Lamkin as Judge Marcia Fudge, Pamela Adlon as Emma Path, Khali MacIntyre as Nancy Wilding and Mary Gross as Leigh Swift.
-Rosario Santiago, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
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