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Harry hears the case of a man who claims to own the Brooklyn Bridge -- and has the check to prove it.
Harry hears the case of a man who claims to own the Brooklyn Bridge -- and has the check to prove it.
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S9, EP15 "Poker? I Hardly Know Her"Roz (Marsha Warfield) ups the ante at a poker game for the court's female staff; Harry (Harry Anderson) redecorates his chambers. With Markie Post, John Larroquette.
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S9, EP16 "Party Girl"Christine (Markie Post) decides to run for Congress; Dan (John Larroquette) takes a job as a sexual surrogate. Stars Harry Anderson.
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S9, EP17 "Party Girl"Christine (Markie Post) goes to her opponent's office to confront him on his vicious campaign tactics.
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S9, EP18 "To Sir With ... Ah, What the Heck ... Love"Harry's (Harry Anderson) dream of becoming a teacher withers when his students flunk his final. With Markie Post, John Larroquette.
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S9, EP14 "Undressed for Success"Mac (Charlie Robinson) agrees to pose for an underwear advertisement; Dan (John Larroquette) gets caught red-handed.
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S9, EP13 "A New York Story"Harry hears the case of a man who claims to own the Brooklyn Bridge -- and has the check to prove it.
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