Ally McBeal

E01▶

Pilot

Sep 8, 1997 · 43m

E02▶

Compromising Positions

Sep 15, 1997 · 43m

E03▶

The Kiss

Sep 22, 1997 · 43m

E04▶

The Affair

Sep 29, 1997 · 43m

E05▶

100 Tears Away

Oct 20, 1997 · 43m

E06▶

The Promise

Oct 27, 1997 · 43m

E07▶

The Attitude

Nov 3, 1997 · 43m

E08▶

Drawing the Lines

Nov 10, 1997 · 43m

E09▶

The Dirty Joke

Nov 17, 1997 · 43m

E10▶

Boy to the World

Dec 1, 1997 · 43m

E11Playing

Silver Bells

Dec 15, 1997 · 43m

E12▶

Cro-Magnon

Jan 5, 1998 · 43m

E13▶

The Blame Game

Jan 19, 1998 · 43m

E14▶

Body Language

Feb 2, 1998 · 43m

E15▶

Once in a Lifetime

Feb 23, 1998 · 43m

E16▶

Forbidden Fruits

Mar 2, 1998 · 43m

E17▶

Theme of Life

Mar 9, 1998 · 43m

E18▶

The Playing Field

Mar 16, 1998 · 43m

E19▶

Happy Birthday Baby

Apr 6, 1998 · 43m

E20▶

The Inmates

Apr 27, 1998 · 43m

E21▶

Being There

May 4, 1998 · 43m

E22▶

Alone Again

May 11, 1998 · 43m

E23▶

These Are the Days

May 18, 1998 · 43m

Three intelligent, successful and motivated adults approach Judge Whipper Cone about the possibility of getting legal representation in their quest to have the courts approve a legal, binding, three-way marriage. Fish assigns Ally and Cage to the case, knowing Ally's incurable romanticism and Cage's legal acumen is a potent combination with Whipper assigned to the case. Ally is opposed, claiming the three-way relationship is morally repugnant, but Georgia, feeling punkish around the holidays, points out that the clients' triangle isn't very different from the one in which Ally, Georgia, and Billy find themselves. Georgia accuses Billy of being more relaxed and open in their marriage ever since Ally re-entered the picture. Whipper, herself experiencing an annual bout of Holiday Blues, causes Fish to propose marriage, even though both know he really doesn't want to.