Episode List
The initial order was for 13 episodes. When the series was cancelled after the airing of the second episode production was completed on the sixth episode, the seventh and eight were in production, and the script for the ninth episode had been written.
| No. | Title | Director | Writer | American viewers (M) |
Original air date | Production code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "girls club" | Todd Holland | David E. Kelley | 5.8 | October 21, 2002 (2002-10-21) | 1G01 |
| Lynne is nervous about her first criminal trial and proving herself to one of the senior partners. Sarah loses her first client and case to a coworker and then loses her temper in the middle of the office. A senior partner in the firm takes Jeannie under his tutelage and she soon realises his motivations are not so honourable. | ||||||
| 2 | "Book Of Virtues" | Jack Bender | David E. Kelley | 5.0 | October 28, 2002 (2002-10-28) | 1G02 |
| When Lynne's client accidentally kills himself while in custody due to an incident of auto-erotic asphyxiation gone wrong she is sued by his family for not disclosing that he confessed an attraction to her. Ignoring the advice of Hahn, Lynne confesses everything in her deposition. Sarah, who is second-chairing the offshore drilling case which she brought to the firm, seeks out the advice of a former congressman who wrote the original legislation on the matter. Jeannie's suspicion of Spencer Lewis continues to manipulate Jeannie under the guise of helping her career by giving her more work, which he will be overseeing. | ||||||
| 3 | "Secrets and Lies" | Duane Clark | David E. Kelley | n/a | unaired | 1G03 |
| Jeannie is overwhelmed when she discovers that Kevin was with his half-sister, Fiona, and that their relationship started in their teens before they knew they were releated and that for the most part it is no platonic. Sarah's boyfriend, Michael, announces that he is going to pursue a career as a female impersonator. Lynne brings the girls together after recruiting a case for all three to call their own. This episode was scheduled to air on November 4, 2002. |
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| 4 | "Sex, Drugs & Being Madonna" | Martha Coolidge | David E. Kelley | n/a | unaired | 1G04 |
| Michael overdoses on Viagra. Walton refuses to work on a case with Meredith. This episode was scheduled to air on November 11, 2002. |
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| 5 | "The Moment" | David E. Kelley | n/a | unaired | 1G05 | |
| Sarah has a court case involving soccer. An elderly client insists upon Jeannie working the case because she is pretty. Fed up with Meredith, Walton decides to quit. This episode was scheduled to air on November 18, 2002. |
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| 6 | "The Young and the Meatless" | David E. Kelley | n/a | unaired | 1G06 | |
| Thanksgiving is coming up. One of the firm's partners is caught by his wife wearing his secretary's bra. A woman is seeking an abortion in the 14th week of pregnancy and her boyfriend is trying to stop her. When Michael decides to go away for the weekend Sarah is sad. This episode was scheduled to air on November 25, 2002. |
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| 7 | "Thighs Wide Open" | David E. Kelley | n/a | unaired | 1G07 | |
| This episode was in production at the time the show was cancelled. | ||||||
| 8 | "Triple Header" | David E. Kelley | n/a | unaired | 1G08 | |
| This episode was in production at the time the show was cancelled. | ||||||
| 9 | "Hello, Goodbye" | David E. Kelley | n/a | unaired | 1G09 | |
| The script for this episode was completed but it was never filmed. |
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