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Boston Legal Guardians and Gatekeepers Season 5, Episode 2 Original Airdate: September 29, 2008 Written by Corinne Brinkerhoff Sanford Golden Karen Wyscarver David E. Kelley © 2008 David E. Kelley Productions. All Rights Reserved. This transcript is not official or taken from the actual script. It is transcribed from the broadcast. Transcribed by drsheri for Boston-Legal.org [version: October 3, 2008] James Spader: Previously on Boston Legal— Denny Crane: I have a 80% chance of getting Alzheimer’s. Denny Crane: It’s not like I’ll remember it. Mad Cow! Denny Crane: I have Weak Stream Syndrome. Denny Crane: Irritable bowels. passes flatus Denny Crane: Denny Crane. Marlena Hoffman: Grammy! Shirley Schmidt: Marlena . . . Marlena Hoffman: I am in big trouble, Grammy. I need your help. Melvin Palmer: Melvin Palmer. How are you? Melvin Palmer: Attaboy. You’re still a hoot, that’s what you are. Melvin Palmer: Hell, I get paid, win or lose. Melvin Palmer: No reason this can’t be a “win/win.” Melvin Palmer: I just made more money—that’s what I did. clicks tongue Conference Room—Offices of Crane, Poole Schmidt Katie Lloyd: How is it she ended up at a Pennsylvania prison? Mr. Addario: Well, it’s a private facility—one that we signed off on because it provided drug counseling. Katie Lloyd: Was she an addict? Mr. Addario: I don’t think she’s an addict, but cocaine possession at 15—it’s not an encouraging sign. Anyway, the facility claimed that all of their guards had degrees in ticking off on his fingers juvenile justice, child psychology. The guard who raped her didn’t even have a high school diploma! Katie Lloyd: Okay. Mr. Addario: I don’t understand why they’re not anxious to settle. I mean, what could their defense possibly be? Katie Lloyd: Well, prisons, private or otherwise, aren’t held strictly liable. We’d have to show negligence. Jerry Espenson: Which basic