I just wanted to give a head's up to those die-hard BL fans and those who want to support the show.
http://www.boston-legal.org/The synopsis for tonight's episode:
"Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" / Season 2, Episode 20
Broadcast: March 21, 2006
From ABC: While Shirley Schmidt and former husband Ivan Tiggs (Tom Selleck) work together on a divorce case involving a couple arguing over their Victorian erotica collection, the recently remarried Ivan tries once again to woo Shirley back into his life. Meanwhile, now that Paul Lewiston is single-handedly taking care of his three-year-old granddaughter, his presence at the firm is sporadic and his absence is sorely felt. And, after Catherine Piper (Betty White) helps her 83-year-old friend, Adele (Norma Michaels), escape from the hospital where her court assigned conservator had placed her, Alan Shore steps in to help Adele regain control of her life, Brad conducts dubious business with the building landlord.
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I always try to guess what current topical subject matter the show is likely to touch on. It looks like it will be erotica/porn of some sorts. Maybe including something about Alabama banning dildoes?
Probably also stuff on the rights of the elderly.
The Boston Legal website has given a couple of quotes from tonight's program to whet your appetite.
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Clifford Cabot: The Victorian era was the height of the industrial age. And whenever new technology arrives, one of its first uses is erotica.
Shirley Schmidt: Much like the internet and…
Clifford Cabot: … Internet porn.
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Shirley Schmidt: Could you tell us how the Hysteria Machine works?
Clifford Cabot: Women would frequently complain of symptoms such as nervousness, heaviness in the abdomen, vaginal lubrication, insomnia, and so on. Physicians referred to these symptoms as “hysteria,” but of course they were actually signs of sexual arousal. Before inventions such as this, the physicians would ‘massage’ a woman until she reached a climactic “paroxysm,” as they called it.
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Shirley Schmidt to Denny Crane: Let me put it in terms you’ll understand. Paul is our Karl Rove.
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I really like the chemistry between Candice Bergen (Shirley Schmidt) and Tom Selleck. As far as I know, this is Selleck's second appearance on the show. Betty White is back, too. She's a wicked little ole lady. So far she's murdered one fellow (serial killer, but still) and robbed two convenience stores and Alan Shore (Spader) has gotten her out trouble each time.
If anyone does Podcasts, here's a link for you.
http://boston-legal.org/podcast.shtmlThe show airs at 10 eastern, 9 central, etc.
Happy Birthday, William Shatner! (March 22)