"Take My Wife, Please"


Adult Situations.

Cast: Dennis Franz, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Gordon Clapp, Bill Brochtrup, Henry Simmons, Charlotte Ross, Garcelle Beauvais, Esai Morales, Jacqueline Obradors, Austin Majors, Heidi Dippold, Max Baker, James Grimaldi, Stuart Fratkin, Lauri Johnson, Lana Parrilla, Brian Dunkleman, Kirk Acevedo, Terri Hanauer, Anton Yelchin.
Director(s): Dennis Dugan.
Producer(s): Steven Bochco, Mark Tinker, Bill Clark.
Writer(s): Keith Eisner.

The intro w/ the English witness, his camera, and Sipowicz/Clark at the crime scene was priceless.

Lana Parilla (the gorgeous EMT/P.A. Cadet) from Boomtown is guest-starring in tonight's ep.

Very nice.

Aaah, I knew I recognized the female cop from somewhere.

Yes, very nice.

Sad to see Esai leave - I really hope that he is on the show here and there since he is starting a relationship w/ Rita.

Eddie Gibson as the new C.O. is going to get old fast - yeah, it might be funny at first, but after a while - blah.

Medavoy was too much tonight - Jones looked as if he wanted to hit him upside the head every time he looked at him.

Clark continues to improve as a detective. I never thought MPG would be so good on this show.

Next week:

Looks like Clark will be hittin' that in the near future. First Rita, then the Doc, and now her. Lucky guy.

Classic Medavoy last night.

How many different -type expressions will we see from Sipowicz reacting to Gibson. I can't wait.

Yeah, Clark is definitely the man in the ladies department.

Gibson will get annoying, but watching Andy react to him never will.

It'll be interesting to see what they do with Gibson. Will he remain annoying and "hand's off" as he put it, or will he change and actually become involved more in the story lines?

It would be nice if Esai would make an appearance every now and again, but I don't expect it to happen.

Actually, I do see it happening in a arc of episodes, considering there is a certain sketchiness to his new job. Probably not until next season though. Of course, a lot will depend on if his new show is picked up by ABC next season. If not, he'll have some free time.

The way Gibson asked Andy whether he should follow the mother and Rodriguez into the office, and Andy told him to "Yeah, go in and learn", I figure that Gibson might be Andy's new 'project', just as Sorenson and Clark were at one time.....

After Andy said, "Those are YOUR boxes?!?", I thought he was going to pass out.

I see Brian Dunkelman left "American Idol" for greener pastures, namely perp-of-the-week. Just like Furio from "The Sopranos".

Ironic that we all hate Gibson so much, since the actor (John O'Donohue) is the only guy in the entire cast that actually served on the NYPD. 20 years on the job.

Furio was on American Idol?

Did Simon dare to give him poor marks for his That's Amore rendition?

I think the Gibson stuff could be funny or get ole quick. Sad to see Esai go.

This was the episode of familiar faces as guest stars. Dunkleman, Parilla, and Kirk Acevado, who played Parilla's husband, was Miguel Alvarez on Oz.