I just caught the 4th season, 6th episode of Boston Legal last night on the DVR, which had aired November 6th; The Object of My Affection. I've been a fan of this series since it was in the process of spinning off from The Practice (and it's far better). The reasons I'm a fan are numerous, and I neither have the time nor inclination to go into it much. The biggest reason is David Spade, of course, and last night he delivered another amazing closing argument. So; a mother's daughter is bludgeoned to death with a vodka bottle by rich boyfriend, who through fancy legal footwork, gets off -- even though the premise of the story is that he did indeed do it. Mother later walks into [ex] boyfriend's office, announces she's there to kill him, and puts one between the eyes and is delighted about doing it. That was one thing about the story I liked. She was never portrayed for one second as anything but perfectly satisfied -- indeed proud -- of her act of vengeful killing. A previous episode dealt with the whole setup, and one of the sub-plots in this one was the actual trial. First...