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Anchorman is a fictional character portrayed by Glen Walker in the TV series Boston Legal.
They appear in 6 episodes out of a total of 101 aired

Anchorman

by Glen Walker

character

Episodes6

  • 8.1
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    Truth Be Told
    episode S1.E6 november 2004
    Alan represents the husband, who is running for mayor, of his old crush Samantha, when a false rumor is publicized. Denny awaits the results of the test which will reveal whether he has Alzheimer's or not, while Lori helps a lawyer convincing his wife to give him his sons frozen umbilical cord, which would save his life. Meanwhile Denny takes Sally's client who is suing a toaster company for his faulty product.
  • 8.2
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    'Til We Meat Again
    episode S1.E14 february 2005
    Denny and Shirley help a man whose steakhouse is put out of business, because the public wants to ban red meat for fear of Mad Cow disease. While Denny becomes convinced he has Mad Cow disease, Alan is arrested for conspiracy to commit assault and battery. He started a bar brawl while being out with Tara.
  • 8.4
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    Schadenfreude
    episode S2.E2 october 2005
    While Kelly Nolan's trial continues, Sara and Garrett help Denise to settle on her divorce. Malcolm, Tara's former lover, convinces her to represent Edwin Starr's nephew, who cant sing "War" at a nightclub, because its owner says it's unpatriotic.
  • 8.2
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    Guise 'n Dolls
    episode S3.E20 april 2007
    Alan goes head to head with Jerry, but Alan doesn't like the arrogant, boorish persona Jerry has assumed for the case. And Denny gets the firm in hot water when he "compliments" an African-American job applicant.
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    Hope and Gory
    episode S4.E5 october 2007
    A woman who intentionally and maliciously avenged her daughter's death asks Alan to provide her with a temporary insanity defense. Meanwhile, Katie and Jerry try to get a questionable sexual offense conviction vacated for a client.
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    No Brains Left Behind
    episode S4.E9 december 2007
    After Denny and Alan lose a lawsuit against the National Guard, they try to join the group and are rejected because of their age. Shirley defends her granddaughter after she is expelled for shredding a standardized test.