What is the music that plays when Jack Ross [Scott Bakula] says goodbye to Shirley in the courtroom and leaves.
It was beautiful... can't get it out of my head.
Can ANY 1 help !!!??? Please !?

What is the very last song heard in the bar Shirly is sitting in. I thought I heard "I was born too late". It seemed to be being done by a guitarist in the bar. Thanks

Does anyone know the name of the song played at the bar while Shirly and that guy are talking? Some of the words I could get were "I could stay...Playing around with my heart." Could someone help me out? Thanks!

Eh, it may just be the fact that I'm soft-hearted romantic who's a sucker for any musical number in television, but I LOVED that scene. That song is just pretty darn sad. You could see that both of them were pining over it inside, and well, with the crazy sex crap and the nutcase Leigh trying to be threatening and whatnot, that little bit of poignancy was nice. And that song is just pretty darn sad.

Your poll is missing Lori Colson. And who is Rebecca Elder?

I know it sounds so wrong, but I actually enjoy reading the episode synopsis before watching the show and since I time shift everything on my DVR...well, that's just the way it works out. After reading this review, I was so discomforted by the suggested homoerotic trend that I questioned whether or not I could continue watching. Thankfully, after seeing Allens persistent discomfort at the mental imagery of being anywhere near a naked Denny Crane, I was mercifully less discomforted. Yes, the political preaching is still a bore, but as with West Wing, superior writing makes it tolerable and a few opinionated Hollywood writers are not going to brainwash me. And another thing...the recurring sexual innuendo between Denny and Shirley is part of the long relationship. It's obvious she "gets him" and his raunchy comments lighten the mood.

I still really like Jerry, he and Denny are the reasons I watch the show.

Also, Boston Legal is so funny, except for the 15 minutes of each show that Alan spouts liberal talking points. I've never had such a love-hate relationship with a show.

Is anyone else sick of the whole Asperger's shtick? Jerry was funny the first season for a few times, now I want to just turn off everytime he's on. There have been a lot of people who have come and gone on this show that I would much rather be watching every week.

Sure would love to see Scott Bakula back on the show as Shirley's love interest!!

I know I have a copy of Mandy singing Once Upon A Time (although I don't know if he did it on Chicago Hope), hence *my* flashback.

It was downright odd for me to flash like that, considering I'm a major fan of Scott *and especially* his singing.

That said, I've known that song since I was at least a teenager and even own a 45 of it by someone that I'm not totally sure who she is. And I tend to sing it at random times, when nothing else is stuck in my head. And yet, I never liked it all that much, since it's a very sad song, and it tends to depress me. But now... Mandy-like or not, I thought it was beautiful.

As for the rest of the ep - I'm going to have to watch it again (and again), and yes, it's nice for Alan to have competition who is not a wet noodle. I kept forgetting which side I was supposed to be on. And yes, the bully pulpit thing gets old sometimes. However, it was about a second between NIMBY and Alan's punchline that I remembered where the waste goes....