Free Dental

Episode aired Sep 27, 1999
TV-14
44m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

135

YOUR RATING

Henry Winkler and Kathleen Lloyd in Free Dental (1999)

Crime Drama Mystery Romance Thriller

With Lindsay and Bobby's help, Jimmy defends his personal friend, dentist Henry Olson, when he is tried for murdering a woman who was found dead in his chair. Hostile ADA Richard Bay tries t... Read allWith Lindsay and Bobby's help, Jimmy defends his personal friend, dentist Henry Olson, when he is tried for murdering a woman who was found dead in his chair. Hostile ADA Richard Bay tries to prove the two were having an affair, when in fact their relationship was a lot more comp... Read allWith Lindsay and Bobby's help, Jimmy defends his personal friend, dentist Henry Olson, when he is tried for murdering a woman who was found dead in his chair. Hostile ADA Richard Bay tries to prove the two were having an affair, when in fact their relationship was a lot more complicated than he could possibly imagine. Meanwhile, decapitator George Vogelman returns, as... Read all

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IMDb RATING

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YOUR RATING

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6sawznhamrs-1

melodrama?

It seems to me that the writers have begun to poke fun at the show by the script they are writing. I don't know if it was intended, but the series seems to have just become absurd! The characters are screaming a lot. It does not help the series at all. The character who was accused of chopping off the woman's head, and a dentist who is sexually aroused by his partner smashing bugs?

7Hitchcoc

Silly Over the Top Writing

Henry Winkler plays a dentist who has a fetish where he gets off from women squashing cockroaches. Need I say more? One of his patients is found dead in his examination chair with a mouth full of grape jelly. The possibility of Plan B comes up again. It's getting a little tiresome.

Trivia
Jason Kravits joins the cast with this episode.

Goofs
The detective testifies that on Dr. Olson's latex gloves, traces of oils of Dr. Olson's skin flakes were found on the inside, and on the outside both skin secretions from the victim, and grape jelly. It is later revealed that Dr. Olson gratified himself in his office and on return he found the victim in his dentist chair with the jelly in her throat. Now, he either put on gloves before trying to resuscitate her (which is odd), or he gratified himself still wearing the gloves that he used when he cleaned the victim's teeth - in which case, surely, there would at least be some traces of his skin on the outside of (one of) the gloves.