Boston Legal TV Podcast: Word Salad Day, part 1, 2x21 with host Dana Greenlee and co-host cast members Tessa Auberjonois and Adrian LaTourelle; published April 9, 2006; 82 min. Boston Legal TV Show Podcast
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Boston Legal TV Podcast; Word Salad Day, pt 1 with host Dana Greenlee and co-host cast members Tessa Auberjonois and Adrian LaTourelle, who portray Evette Richardson and Chris Mott in the episode; 2x21, airdate March 28, 2006. A story of emptying your bucket, the family cooperative, Dopamine - the master molecule, passion or addiction, Pillow pants, value your melancholy and needing friendship. It's a rough day in court for Alan Shore when he experiences an inexplicable case of "word salad" - a horrifying condition that causes him to speak unintelligible gibberish. To ease Shore's anxiety, Denny Crane recommends that they enjoy a day at the spa. Meanwhile, Denise Bauer defends a polygamist whose wives believe their husband has done nothing wrong and are willing to fight for their beliefs. And Brad Chase defends his college buddy's video game company, which is being sued by the mother of a boy who died after playing one of their games for two days straight.
Boston Legal TV Podcast; Word Salad Day, pt 1 with host Dana Greenlee and co-host cast members Tessa Auberjonois and Adrian LaTourelle, who portray Evette Richardson and Chris Mott in the episode; 2x21, airdate March 28, 2006. A story of emptying your bucket, the family cooperative, Dopamine - the master molecule, passion or addiction, Pillow pants, value your melancholy and needing friendship. It's a rough day in court for Alan Shore when he experiences an inexplicable case of "word salad" - a horrifying condition that causes him to speak unintelligible gibberish. To ease Shore's anxiety, Denny Crane recommends that they enjoy a day at the spa. Meanwhile, Denise Bauer defends a polygamist whose wives believe their husband has done nothing wrong and are willing to fight for their beliefs. And Brad Chase defends his college buddy's video game company, which is being sued by the mother of a boy who died after playing one of their games for two days straight.