1991 · ABC (US) · Ended · 45 min
The series focused on the lives and cases of New York City divorce attorneys. It had a famously misanthropic opening credits sequence; in it, romantic photo albums were shown as the voice track played couples ripping into each other in court, as each of the show's principal attorneys interrogated them, one by one, on the stand.
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Mariel Hemingway
Sydney Guilford
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David Marciano
Jeffrey Lassick
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Peter Onorati
Charlie Howell
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Debi Mazar
Denise Ianello
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R. Lee Ermey
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Johnny Galecki
Greg Stolbach
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Jennifer Hetrick
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Derek de Lint
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Bruce Weitz
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Norman Large
Aaron Seitz
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Darren McGavin
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Edward Albert
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Stephen Root
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Paul Guilfoyle
Jerry Bennett
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Karla Tamburrelli
Natalie Seidelman
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Gail Youngs
Susan Bennett
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Jeff Perry
Richard Hancke
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Ray Buktenica
Ronald Peck
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Dennis Franz
Murray Seidelman
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Joe Pantoliano
Stan DeMarco
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Gregor Hesse
Nicky
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Mariangela Pino
Jackie Vaughn
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Nada Despotovich
Charlene Jaworski
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Thomas Ryan
Bob Vaughn
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John Pleshette
Al Noonan
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Dennis Creaghan
Bradley Wharton
1 episode
Matthew Faison
Phil Bookbinder
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Bill Morey
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1 episode
Gail Strickland
Lisa Wharton
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