2008년 09월 10일
The Practice season 8 ep 1. 1
Ellenor Frutt: We need Emma at the trial.
Bradley Stanfield: shaking his head I can’t allow that.
Ellenor Frutt: Brad . . .
Bradley Stanfield: She’s ten years old.
Ellenor Frutt: shaking her head I understand that.
Bradley Stanfield: I said no. She’s a child.
Ellenor Frutt:
Listen to me: You have serious monster issues here.
To the world and to the potential jury pool,
you are the man who murdered his pregnant wife and unborn son.
The best way to humanize you is to let the jury see you as a father and not a killer.
And the best way to accomplish that is to have your daughter by your side at your side.
Bradley Stanfield: And what will that do to her?
To have to sit there and listen while her father is . . . demonized before the . . .
Ellenor Frutt: She’s already hearing that everywhere she turns.
I think the real question is what will it do to her to see you go to prison,
which is exactly what we’re looking at.
Bradley Stanfield: You need to get me out on bail, Ellenor.
Ellenor Frutt: Brad, you are up on double homicide! I hardly think . . .
Bradley Stanfield: You need to think of a way. I need to address a potential jury pool.
For that, I need to have a news conference. To do that, I gotta get outta here.
Ellenor Frutt: The judge is never going . . .
Bradley Stanfield:
Ellenor, I need you to start demonstrating the zeal that comes with defending an innocent
Homicide suspects are sometimes afforded bail.
I need you to accomplish that courtesy for me—now!
Judge Harrod: I’m informed you still plan to argue self-defense.
Eugene Young: Actual, defense of others, but same principle.
Judge Harrod: You’ll not be arguing self-defense or defense of others, Mr. Young.
There’s no factual basis for it, and it won’t be asserted.
Eugene Young: Well, we have to be allowed to put on a defense.
Judge Harrod: Well, you won’t be allowed to put on that one.
Let’s watch together, shall we?
Eugene Young: We’ve all seen the tape.
Judge Harrod: You’ll see it again—with me.
Judge Harrod (voice over): Here comes your client.
If you so much as attempt to argue self-defense or defense of others,
I will hold you in contempt of court. Are we clear, gentlemen?
Eugene Young: Then we’d like to change our plea, your Honor.
Judge Harrod: To?
Eugene Young: Insanity.
Judge Harrod: And what’s your basis for that?
Eugene Young: You saw the tape. She’s crazy.
Tara Wilson: answering phone in the background Young, Frutt & Berluti.
Ellenor Frutt: Insanity?
Eugene Young: It’s all we’ve got left. Tara . . .
Ellenor Frutt: Jamie, I need that motion on Lemony.
Tara Wilson: Ah, please hold.
I went through the list of doctors; two are willing to testify. They want their full retainer.
And you have another problem. Markham got called.
Ellenor Frutt: For when?
Tara Wilson. For now. Judge Dickem.
Ellenor Frutt: Did you tell . . .
Tara Wilson: I did. He won’t budge.
Ellenor Frutt: Jamie, can you do the pretrial?
Jamie Stringer: Me?
Ellenor Frutt: Oh, yeah.
Jimmy Berluti: If we don’t find a shrink, we might as well . . .
Eugene Young: We will. Keep looking. Come on; let’s go see the client.
Ellenor Frutt: Call Dickham’s clerk. I need to speak to him personally.
Alan Shore: enters Ellenor.
Ellenor Frutt: Alan! Hey, what’s up?
Alan Shore: Do you have a second?
Ellenor Frutt: Actually, I don’t.
Alan Shore: Something came up at Carruthers. I left. Now I’m looking for new employment. And since my
heart has always yearned to do whatever this is . . .
Ellenor Frutt: What exactly came up at Carruthers, Alan?
Alan Shore: I embezzled. Allegedly. sees Tara Wilson Could I have some coffee, please? With cream? Tara
Wilson looks taken aback to be given an order for coffee Thank you. I’d be such a natural here.
Ellenor Frutt: Wait a second. You expect me to recommend you for employment after you stole . . . ?
Alan Shore: The important thing is: I feel . . . icky.
Ellenor Frutt: Alan . . .
Alan Shore: I’m the leading anti-trust lawyer in the state. I’m going through an enormous character growth.
Ellenor Frutt: Just the same.
Alan Shore: And I need a break.
Ellenor Frutt: I’ll tell you what. You do a case for us today; see how you like it.
Alan Shore: Today. I could . . .
Ellenor Frutt: pushes a file at him Misdemeanor battery. Homeless person—kissed somebody.
Alan Shore: You certainly don’t expect me to walk in and try a case on the fly.
Ellenor Frutt: If there’s any problem, I will be on vibrate. pats her phone on her hip, then turns to walk out
Alan Shore: following after her Ellie, Ellie. stopping her I have issues with homeless people.
Ellenor Frutt: What issues?
Alan Shore: They don’t like me. I think it must be cultural.
Ellenor Frutt: Look, I am late for a motion. You try the case. Then, we’ll talk. pats his chest, then walks out
Alan Shore looks to Tara Wilson for help.
Tara Wilson: Bugger.
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