May I clarify?
No. I think you came off good and clarified, Mr. McGovern. And it's my turn now.
The Practice · Season 2, Episode 13
“The Civil Right” · Season 2, Episode 13
In this episode: Jimmy (3), Bobby Donnell (2), Eugene Young (1)
May I clarify?
No. I think you came off good and clarified, Mr. McGovern. And it's my turn now.
Bobby, on the next one, I want off.
What do you mean, you want off?
I mean, I want off. One rape a week is my limit.
I see. Well, you've dropped a bomb on my desk. There's absolutely no chance of me ruling on this ex parte. I'm going to notify the attorney general's office so I can hear oral arguments from both sides.
In wide open court?
Yes, council, wide open court. That's the way I like to do it.
[A Baptist choir sings in Bobby's office]
You hear them? Every note is dead on. We're good!
Very good, but...
So, we have a case. They can't reject us just because we're Christian. It's against the law. First amendment!
It's a synagogue, Ms. Burl. They can reject you on Christianity.
[At the wedding ceremony between his mom and another woman]
What do I call her? Do I have to call her mom? Dad?
Michelle will be fine. Are you OK?
I'm fine. But I don't want to hear nothing about the honeymoon.
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