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Those Lips, That Eye

Name: Those Lips, That Eye
Genre: Drama
Released: 1986-10-03
Duration: 48 min
Rating: 7.6
Cast: Harry Hamlin, Susan Dey, Corbin Bernsen

Episode aired Oct 3, 1986
TV-PG
48m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

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Robert Knepper and Alan Rachins in Those Lips, That Eye (1986)

Drama

Kuzak sets his sights on Deputy D.A. Grace Van Owen while he helps Victor defend a Hispanic man from an assault charge after he became enraged when his son's killer, a wealthy man, was set f... Read allKuzak sets his sights on Deputy D.A. Grace Van Owen while he helps Victor defend a Hispanic man from an assault charge after he became enraged when his son's killer, a wealthy man, was set free on a legal technicality. Meanwhile, Kelsey faces criticism from Brackman when she turn... Read allKuzak sets his sights on Deputy D.A. Grace Van Owen while he helps Victor defend a Hispanic man from an assault charge after he became enraged when his son's killer, a wealthy man, was set free on a legal technicality. Meanwhile, Kelsey faces criticism from Brackman when she turns down a large insurance settlement for her pro-bono client. Andrew Taylor, a disgruntled ... Read all

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Trivia
The title is based on a line from the song "Oh Me Oh My" from the 1920's musical "Oh Kay!": "Those lips, those eyes!"

Connections
Referenced in L.A. Law: El Sid (1986)

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Featured review

8/10

Stalkers

While some would say the women are strong on this show, the men are sniffing around like a bunch of dogs on the make. Grace enters the picture. She agrees to meet Kuzak for a late dinner, and all of sudden he is almost harassing her. Not accepting her prerogative to say no to him. She can't get him out of the car. Markowitz and Kelsey, similar. She has one encounter with him and now he is doing the puppy thing. Becker mistreats women and gets away with it. This episode seems to lose sight of the law part of it. I'm assuming once the soap opera is over it will get down to cases and creative lawyering. There are two boring things in this episode. They involve the two men who are leaving the firm. The first guy feels racism played a part, but Victor is Hispanic. The other guy who showed himself to be a jerk time after time, just goes to another firm. Finally, we have Abby, whose husband is a drunken monster. Here comes the divorce.