Brotherly Love

Episode aired Apr 10, 2007
TV-PG
44m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

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Comedy Crime Drama

When Paul tries to force Brad to sign an agreement in order to keep the firm out of getting in between him and Denise, Brad forces the rest of the partners to reconsider their position. When... Read allWhen Paul tries to force Brad to sign an agreement in order to keep the firm out of getting in between him and Denise, Brad forces the rest of the partners to reconsider their position. When Claire sees Clarence in a coffee shop with another woman, she reconsiders their position.... Read allWhen Paul tries to force Brad to sign an agreement in order to keep the firm out of getting in between him and Denise, Brad forces the rest of the partners to reconsider their position. When Claire sees Clarence in a coffee shop with another woman, she reconsiders their position. Alan defends a man accused of helping his brother cover up a murder.

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Trivia
Julie Bowen was pregnant in real life which is why it was written into the series. Her son, Oliver, was born the same day this episode aired, April 10, 2007.

Goofs
When Phyllis Diller walks into the witness room looking for Denny Crane, she says that the met briefly during World War II. Denny later says to Alan that they were "frisky in a foxhole". Denny's age has been established to be 72 as of Season 2, so Denny would have been at most 11 years when this friskiness was to have happened while Phyllis Diller, who was born in 1917, would have been in her late 20's. It could, however, have been a deliberate mistake made by the writers for some reason.

Quotes
Alan Shore: I have nothing further.
A.D.A. John Lennox: I have nothing, Judge.
Judge Robert Sanders: All right, this would probably be a good time for a... a bowel movement. Uh, uh, lunch, I... I mean lunch. Uh... two o'clock.
Alan Shore: Could we say two-thirty and make time for both?
Judge Robert Sanders: Silence! I won't stand for your... your...
Alan Shore: Poop?

Connections
References Seinfeld: The Contest (1992)

Soundtracks
You're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You
(uncredited)
Written by Russ Morgan (uncredited), Larry Stock (uncredited) & James Cavanaugh (uncredited)
Performed by Dean Martin