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Bowles' Atty. Peters is a fictional character portrayed by Paul Ben-Victor in the TV series L.A. Law.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled The Princess and the Wiener King (season 1), they were 21 years old.
They appear in 2 episodes out of a total of 171 aired

Bowles' Atty. Peters

by Paul Ben-Victor

character

Episodes2

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    The Princess and the Wiener King

    episode S1.E4 october 1986
    McKenzie takes a dim view of future lawyers after his guest lecture at a law school which is filled by questions from the students dominated by self-interest. McKenzie's secretary, Iris, takes a dim view of her future with the firm and of the new law clerk, Jeffrey Sullivan, whom McKenzie hires. Meanwhile, Irving Lewis follows Becker's advice concerning his divorce, then blames him when his young wife won't return to him. Victor goes to bat for a young girl facing charges after she shot her brother who tried to rape her. Kuzak meets with Grace's fiancé while continuing to try to win her affections, and Markowitz wows Kelsey with his private life. Abby tries to continue working despite not knowing the whereabouts of her son.
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    The Age of Insolence

    episode S8.E13 february 1994
    Kelsey finds herself in an uncomfortable spotlight when she represents an adoptive mother fighting to retain custody of her child from the natural father who has the support of the Birth Parents Network. Meanwhile, Halliday is representing Madeline Churchill, a librarian with delicate sensibilities, suing a hippie librarian for constantly using profanity in front of her on the job and she gets embarrassed by Becker's come-on jokes. After Rollins learns that he is not up for partnership, he presents McKenzie an ultimatum: make him a partner or he will leave.