@@scottjarrells3229 i know right!? It was FORESHADOWING that denny definitely would have also had a gun xD. It was also proven in another episode where he shoots that child rapist/murderer
Assuming that therapist worked 8 hours a day, five days a week for 10 months of the year - he makes about 980,000 USD a year. Assuming about 50% to taxes and such, he lives on 500,000 per year. I call that rich and enough to finance your child's education. His problem is money management - and needing his own therapist.
When the therapist talks about how meek and poor his life is, and finally drops the rates that he charges clients, it became a matter of mere perspective.
@@Hankblue Huh, he should have taken on some poorer clients at a reduced rate. He would have less money but would have been far wiser for the increased perspective and might have actually ended up helping someone.
He charged more from Deny in prior scene it was mentioned. The therapist tried charging more so Deny would stop going. But he kept paying the premium to belittle him and emasculate him.
This series just got better with every episode... William Shatner an absolute genius... without him I am sure the series would have died far too quickly.. brilliant...🤔😂😂😂😂
They're so brilliant not for the lines they say, but because instead of pretending to be someone else, they *become* someone else. At least while the camera is rolling. Anyone can say lines of dialog. It takes a consummate professional to make others suspend their disbelief. Either that or a sociopathic liar who couldn't discern the truth from fantasy with an electron microscope.
Love how when he finds out that Danny had pulled a gun on him before he looks at Danny and gits that look and then he just goes with it like he knew all along. That's thinking on your feet.
@@ATLienForLife Yes. I have no idea how much they actualy earn, or whether they're over/underpaid. I just found it funny that a judge (someone who supposedly has a pretty respectable salary) would be shocked at how much the therapist gets paid.
A therapist told me a long time ago, "never trust a Therapist that does not have their own therapist." Its a tough job, you have to empathize, yet still be impartial.
@@daleludtke7803 alan shore says something similar about lawyers and how they hate their lives so they compensate buying fancy things to feel better. Selling their souls in my opinion. I still don't understand why anybody would want to work a 60 to 70 or 80 hour work week in exchange for 200 thousand a year. I work maybe 25 hours a week for 120 a year and I'm perfectly happy. Self-employed in law instead of working for those law firms that suck you dry and spit you out and make you hate yourself with those ridiculous work schedules
@@KingOfGamesss there is no such thing as utopia. And I think people can be happy without a Utopia you don't need for everything in the world to be perfect in order to be happy with your life. I think you just need to be happy with the people in your life and satisfied with who you are and what you've managed to do.
@@KingOfGamesss That's impossible because the definition of Utopia or paradise differs for every human, yet leading a lonely life without others is far from perfect for anyone. So the only theoretical chance to reach such Utopia is for us develop true virtual reality and live in that. But you don't need a perfect world to lead a happy life. Those are not the same thing.
Considering how badly Denny was deteriorating near the end of the show it wouldn't make sense. The show had an amazing run and an amazing ending. Just leave it be ^^
First love the clip. I subscribed though cause I laughed at the very end, the sorta photo of you in the glare of your tv, how you got this clip…. Exactly how I do it. Caught me or guard, idk… lol. Made me laugh out loud.
Not as many as you might think. There was the robber, the guy holding a gun on Alan in the office and this guy...twice. Then he shot a few more with paint gun pellets.
Peter MacNicol played Dr. Sydney Fields and was brilliant. He also played Renfield in “Dracula: Dead and Loving It” and his performance is must-see comedy!
Shelly Berman! That’s a long run of comedy history playing the judge there. It’s great to see him again. It’d be even better if he didn’t remind me of my Aunt Ruth.
His brother is a lawyer so the doctor used his card to get in through the back door. If his brother gave him the card, he's not going to be a lawyer for much longer.
It can be construed as the therapist taking the bar card without the brother's knowledge. I am certain that if such a thing happened in the real world, the brother would state as such to deny any liability. Even if it could be argued the brother was negligent in allowing someone else to take it, he would escape virtually all consequences, including professional.
Ok ok ..Ok? Now if his brother had a card or his brother let him use the card...stay with me for moment folks. My question is , how did Denny get in with a gun..? Which I right now do not know how Denny got in with one, or maybe the Doctor's brother got Denny in the same way? Or the Doctor's brother had enough of the psychologist and knowing Denny's history. The Doctor's brother figured out a way to get rid of his brother?? Just saying.... It is far fetched I know, but no more then the scene >L0L !
First two were this guy. Other three were the mugger in the parking lot. Got it. Denny also shot a perp a judge was forcing him to defend pro bono. IIRC that was both knees. Btw, Denny is one hell of a precise shot.
You know it's kind of sad no one really paid attention to what that shrink said. We glorify serial killers and psychopaths, people who go to the extreme. And then we have people like shrinks and emts in firefighters who are for the most part ignored until they're needed
Considering this series shares continuity with Ally McBeal, he should still be a lawyer. At least not a serial killer like John Larroquette's character. :)
The Judge’s “SIX HUNDRED???” In the middle of the hostage situation is low key the best comic moment of this scene
Even I raised my eyebrows at 600/hr
I dont know...the bar card comment threw me hehehehe
@@scottjarrells3229 Niles Crane: "Lawyers makes the best patients. They have great insurance and they never seem to get better."
Oh, Poopy-cock!
@@scottjarrells3229 i know right!? It was FORESHADOWING that denny definitely would have also had a gun xD. It was also proven in another episode where he shoots that child rapist/murderer
When the judge turned and questioned, “$600 dollars?”
Epic...
Assuming that therapist worked 8 hours a day, five days a week for 10 months of the year - he makes about 980,000 USD a year. Assuming about 50% to taxes and such, he lives on 500,000 per year. I call that rich and enough to finance your child's education. His problem is money management - and needing his own therapist.
yeah, his after tax income is $610,223.
@@cameron120587 He charged that from Danny, because he couldn't stand him. I don't think 600 was his regular rate.
@@cameron120587 And that obvious wig on his head.
Hahahaha
"I never said I'd never shoot one!" What a hilarious and we'll delivered line. 😂
When the therapist talks about how meek and poor his life is, and finally drops the rates that he charges clients, it became a matter of mere perspective.
To be fair the Therapist did not say he was poor. Just 'meek and wise'....
Guy said he leads an impotent life making $150 000 *a month*
@@Hankblue Huh, he should have taken on some poorer clients at a reduced rate. He would have less money but would have been far wiser for the increased perspective and might have actually ended up helping someone.
He charged more from Deny in prior scene it was mentioned. The therapist tried charging more so Deny would stop going. But he kept paying the premium to belittle him and emasculate him.
Alan: That wouldn't be jibber jabber your Honor, that's a gun 😂😂
This really is William Shanters best work.
This series just got better with every episode... William Shatner an absolute genius... without him I am sure the series would have died far too quickly.. brilliant...🤔😂😂😂😂
Spader and Shatner were the show.
They're so brilliant not for the lines they say, but because instead of pretending to be someone else, they *become* someone else. At least while the camera is rolling. Anyone can say lines of dialog. It takes a consummate professional to make others suspend their disbelief. Either that or a sociopathic liar who couldn't discern the truth from fantasy with an electron microscope.
Kelly Rayburn ... ???? Are you on drugs..
Judge Robert Sanders was my favourite judge on the show
"I don't want to hear another poop". 😂
@@Gumbier_Than I like Judge Brown as well. Very funny! Nanzi Panzi!
“Sanders? That hack? OUTRAGEOUS!”- Judge Brown
Jibber jabber!
@@LordPhobos6502 best line by judge jibba Jabba 😂😂😂
That was well written and well executed. It had "Comedy Emmy" written all over it.
"sydney, don't make me take you out again - blam! .....shatner is awesome!
Denny Crane
@@quietcritic7784 👍👍
Binge watched it like 20 times and still on it just every episode cracks me up with this two
*"Denny CRANE!"* I just realized those two little words were missing from all this....
All that time Denny was just charging his Dead Eye
Love how when he finds out that Danny had pulled a gun on him before he looks at Danny and gits that look and then he just goes with it like he knew all along. That's thinking on your feet.
I think at that point in the relationship nothing that he does really surprises him anymore 🤣
That is why he IS the CAPTAIN!!!!
Judge: Six Hundred???
😂😂
Judge is the best 😁
I mean... if a judge is impressed at how much you earn, you're probably earning way too much. Probably.
@@lmv92x Are you saying the therapist is making too much money? Just inquiring
@@ATLienForLife Yes. I have no idea how much they actualy earn, or whether they're over/underpaid.
I just found it funny that a judge (someone who supposedly has a pretty respectable salary) would be shocked at how much the therapist gets paid.
“I never said I wouldn’t SHOOT one.” … Danny Crane.
Absolute CLASSIC!
Must be natural logical thinking for a lawyer : I never said I wouldn't shoot one
I think in this scene, Denny is the real psychologist. Look how he baited him in with a few words. lol.
A therapist who doesn't know how to lead a happy life....
That's like a failure squared.
A therapist told me a long time ago, "never trust a Therapist that does not have their own therapist."
Its a tough job, you have to empathize, yet still be impartial.
@@daleludtke7803 alan shore says something similar about lawyers and how they hate their lives so they compensate buying fancy things to feel better. Selling their souls in my opinion. I still don't understand why anybody would want to work a 60 to 70 or 80 hour work week in exchange for 200 thousand a year. I work maybe 25 hours a week for 120 a year and I'm perfectly happy. Self-employed in law instead of working for those law firms that suck you dry and spit you out and make you hate yourself with those ridiculous work schedules
There is currently no such thing as a "Happy Life" and there never has been...not until Humanity reaches 'Utopia'
@@KingOfGamesss there is no such thing as utopia. And I think people can be happy without a Utopia you don't need for everything in the world to be perfect in order to be happy with your life. I think you just need to be happy with the people in your life and satisfied with who you are and what you've managed to do.
@@KingOfGamesss That's impossible because the definition of Utopia or paradise differs for every human, yet leading a lonely life without others is far from perfect for anyone. So the only theoretical chance to reach such Utopia is for us develop true virtual reality and live in that.
But you don't need a perfect world to lead a happy life. Those are not the same thing.
best show ever
Denny really does not like anyone aiming a weapon at his Flamingo, Alan! Folks be warned.
Ever since way back in Dragonslayer, I've always enjoyed the work of Peter MacNicol over the years.
Let’s get a reunion where they buy back the firm
Considering how badly Denny was deteriorating near the end of the show it wouldn't make sense.
The show had an amazing run and an amazing ending. Just leave it be ^^
Kalenz no way the firm was Denny
@@Kalenz1234 but he got the experimental medication, that can explain away his rapid deterioration being less so
Dembe bought the firm. For a friend, he said....
$600 and hour? Makes way more than the judge. Gotta love it!
Happy birthday Captain Kirk/Denny Crane/ William Shatner 91 good on you
I swear to God, the jibber jabber, poopycock Judge Sanders! Gotta love that nut! LMAO
Waited for it. Cowboy Diplomacy at its best!
First love the clip. I subscribed though cause I laughed at the very end, the sorta photo of you in the glare of your tv, how you got this clip…. Exactly how I do it. Caught me or guard, idk… lol. Made me laugh out loud.
Leave it to Danny Crane to find a " loophole" lol
Oh my Denny Crane. Love ya always
Denny's semantics are hilarious! 😂
Shelley Berman was so good in this
How many people does Denny Crane shoot during the course of the entire series?! Denny Crane.
Not as many as you might think. There was the robber, the guy holding a gun on Alan in the office and this guy...twice. Then he shot a few more with paint gun pellets.
@@DavidLS1the rapist
The fat guy with the phone is my favorite character in this episode.
Sydney.......I took ya out once don’t make me do it again!
The closest that David E Kelly's two greatest characters will ever interact. Alan Shore and John Cage.
Because I'm.... Denny Crane.
I miss that show!
🤣🤣🤣 the doc had had enough 🤣🤣🤣
As Tuco Ramírez said: "If you're gonna shoot, shoot, don't talk!"
Denny Crane for PRESIDENT...!!!!
"Six Hundred!?"....lol.
I loved this scene! Hilarious.
That judge is the best
Peter MacNicol played Dr. Sydney Fields and was brilliant. He also played Renfield in “Dracula: Dead and Loving It” and his performance is must-see comedy!
Wow, I knew his voice sounded familiar, but the makeup on his face, confused the hell out of me. Thanks
I absolutely enjoyed him in 24; don't remember what season though.
He was awesome in Ally McBeal
He was also one of the namby pamby goody-two-shoes camp counselors in the Addams family.
and as a professor in "Numb3rs"
I came for The Practice and found out its spinoff is a lawyer version of Justified where Capt. Kirk is Raylon. 🤣🤣🤣
A very great show indeed.
Shelly Berman! That’s a long run of comedy history playing the judge there. It’s great to see him again.
It’d be even better if he didn’t remind me of my Aunt Ruth.
I don't believe in no-win scenarios! JTK!
Great scene!
Since they knew the show was going to be cancelled anyway, they should have given Denny a phaser.
Almost as fast as Arthur Morgan.
Hilarious I wish we could have a reunion episode
if you paid attention this whole series he only real care about is Alan you threat him you in trouble lol
Shoots
*music: oooooohwaaaaarrrr Oh~.
mMMMMHHHHH ~~
LMFAO
His brother is a lawyer so the doctor used his card to get in through the back door. If his brother gave him the card, he's not going to be a lawyer for much longer.
It can be construed as the therapist taking the bar card without the brother's knowledge. I am certain that if such a thing happened in the real world, the brother would state as such to deny any liability. Even if it could be argued the brother was negligent in allowing someone else to take it, he would escape virtually all consequences, including professional.
Ok ok ..Ok? Now if his brother had a card or his brother let him use the card...stay with me for moment folks. My question is , how did Denny get in with a gun..? Which I right now do not know how Denny got in with one, or maybe the Doctor's brother got Denny in the same way? Or the Doctor's brother had enough of the psychologist and knowing Denny's history. The Doctor's brother figured out a way to get rid of his brother?? Just saying.... It is far fetched I know, but no more then the scene >L0L !
@@patrickkelley6780 Dr Fields used his brother's entry card to bypass the security.
Denny, as a lawyer, has his own card.
So in two videos denny's total I've seen
1 right shoulder
1 left arm
1 left knee
1 right foot
1 left foot
1 white guy
1 black guy
Add in the paintball scene and his tally goes full metal jacket.
And China
First two were this guy. Other three were the mugger in the parking lot. Got it. Denny also shot a perp a judge was forcing him to defend pro bono. IIRC that was both knees. Btw, Denny is one hell of a precise shot.
Denny Feckin' CRANE...
Instant classic
God what a great show
That is a wild scene! I love it!
TV at it's most entertaining!
Denny Crane, the most dangerous man at a convention for gun nuts.
Oooh Denny Crane 😂😂😂
600 dollars an hour?! And he wasn't living it up? Sad
DENNY CRANE
You know it's kind of sad no one really paid attention to what that shrink said. We glorify serial killers and psychopaths, people who go to the extreme. And then we have people like shrinks and emts in firefighters who are for the most part ignored until they're needed
Chris Weeks as funny as the scene is, you are right.
Who glorifies them?
@@marcusgaius The media and the public that consumes it.
"Denny Crane."
When ned Flanders had enough...
haaaaaaaaaaaaa denny crane :)
Jan 2021 God I love this.
Calm down Ned Flanders
People should know by now don't threaten to shoot his best friend 🤣
The man was epic.
Shelly Berman!!!!
I never said I wouldn't shoot one
The same actor who played John Cage on Ally McBeal!!!!
Hahahaha hahahaha very good episode!
It's John Cage from Ally McBeal 😁
Poughkeepsie
HELL YEAH!!!
It's funny cause he was also a lawyer in the same TV universe. He was in ally McBeal main cast.
that was terrific.
That makes me laugh so hard
Ally McBeal and Boston Legal.... how glorious !
They share continuity via The Practice. :)
Shelley Berman. LOL
3:57 - Standing in front of the tv in your t-shirt recording with your phone.
Classy.
I'm just thankful you had pants on.
Hilarious!
THE REFLECTION OF THE TV LMAO
"That wouldn't be jibber jabber, Your Honour, that's a gun."
Considering this series shares continuity with Ally McBeal, he should still be a lawyer.
At least not a serial killer like John Larroquette's character. :)
He did say his brother's a lawyer. Maybe he meant John Cage.
I never said I wouldn't SHOOT one.
Wow, Flanders snapped
Damn it I should have went to law school.
"Wait for it."
No.
3:56 when screen went dark and a man was standing in the reflection i legit freaked OUT!!!
thought someone was standing behind me for a second damn.
DENNY CRANE!!!
Wait for what, the reflection of you holding your phone filming your television? :-)
Just how many people did he shoot in this show? I've lost count.