An old friend asks Mac to lose his court records and a Japanese man about to be honored by the governor dies while in custody.

Panic grips the courtroom as the gang races to clear 207 cases in one session so a millionaire will donate money to save an orphanage and so Dan can win an office pool for the most convictions.

Everyone gets their two cents in when a comic's offensive routine sparks a First Amendment debate.

A precocious computer whiz barricades himself in Harry's office and threatens to wipe out all his school's records.

Wanda learns on the anniversary of their first date that Bull must perform a miracle before he can marry her.

Harry contemplates a variety of job offers, Dan anticipates life on easy street with a wealthy bride, Bull deals with some really out-of-town visitors, and Christine contemplates the agony of defeat.

Harry contemplates a variety of job offers, Dan anticipates life on easy street with a wealthy bride, Bull deals with some really out-of-town visitors, and Christine contemplates the agony of defeat.

Billie's new boyfriend turns out to be a professional problem for her, despite his romantic accomplishments.

Mac goes on a drunken spree in a cowboy bar after Quon Le spends them into bankruptcy and then announces her pregnancy.

Harry is depressed and unhappy when Christine announces that she plans to marry a nice, dull guy.

Christine wears herself to a frazzle watching a neighbor's baby while the others monopolize her television watching a lacrosse game.

Christine accepts a date with Art the handyman, then regrets it, meanwhile Mac's children's story is lost in the courthouse computer.

A street artist helps raise Christine's spirits, and Mac and Dan indulge a passion for photography.

Roz loses yet another battle with courtesy and tact when she tells off the mother of an obnoxious child star shooting a tv pilot in the courtroom.

Roz steals the show and Dan's spot with the in-crowd when a gossip columnist discovers her and Lisette tries to deal with her erotic dreams about Harry.

A disabled law student takes Harry's refusal of her prom invitation as a slap against her handicap.

Harry decides to help his idol, a down-and-out magician, who goes on to help himself to Harry's possessions.

Harry looks forward to seeing Leon again while Dan crawls for an invitation to his boss' Halloween party.

Harry and the gang refuse to take Christine and her new beau seriously: he's old enough to be her father.

Roz drafts Mac to pose as her fiancé when her overbearing auntie comes to visit and Dan meets an aging actress who teaches him some new tricks in an elevator.

Christine is disillusioned by a law professor she once idolized and Bull undergoes an unusual ceremony to regain his virginity.

Harry has his hands full when he agrees to teach a law course with a eclectic group of students and Dan hires an artist to do some very special sketches of Christine.

Harry goes all out to get Mel Torme to accept a man-of-the-year award unaware that it's all a prank and Dan and Will turn into bounty hunters.

Roz hosts a makeup-poker party while Harry redecorates his office and Dan dallies with a courtroom cutie.

A political consultant persuades Christine to run for Congress, Dan becomes a sexual surrogate, and Mac's video of Bull's wedding achieves a certain distinction.