September 14, 1998: The Real World
September 21, 1998 -- They Eat Horses, Don't They?
September 28, 1998 -- Fools Night Out
October 19, 1998 -- It's My Party
October 26, 1998 -- Story of Love
November 2, 1998 -- Worlds Without Love
November 9, 1998 -- Happy Trails
November 16, 1998 -- Just Looking
November 23, 1998 -- You Never Can Tell
December 14, 1998 -- Making Spirits Bright
January 11, 1999 -- In Dreams
January 18, 1999 -- Love Unlimited
February 8, 1999 -- Angels and Blimps
February 15, 1999 -- Pyramids on the Nile
February 22, 1999 -- Sideshow
March 1, 1999 -- Sex, Lies and Politics
April 5, 1999 -- Civil War
April 19, 1999 -- Those Lips, That Hand
April 26, 1999 -- Let's Dance
May 3, 1999 -- Only the Lonely
May 10, 1999 -- The Green Monster
May 17, 1999 -- Love's Illusions
May 24, 1999 -- I Know Him By Heart
Richard Lee Jackson as Jason Tresham
Caitlin Dulany as Laura Jewell
Susan Krebs as Judge Kensington
Tracey Ullman as Dr. Tracy Clark
Julie Sanford as the juror
Mark Ankeny as the foreman
Renee Goldsberry, Vatrena King, and Sy Smith as the Ikettes
Wayne Newton as Harold Wick
David Ogden Steirs as Judge Andrew Peters
Lucy Liu as Ling Woo
Mark Metcalf as Walden (Wick's attorney)
Albert Hall as judge in horse meat case
Tim Thomerson as Mr. Daley
Stuart Pankin as Mr. Handy
James Sutorius as Daley's lawyer
J. Karen Thomas as Karen Martin-Gray
Marty Levy as TV announcer
David E. Willis as Michael
Mijanou van der Woude as the reporter
Paul Hayes as the foreman
Renee Goldsberry, Vatrena King, and Sy Smith as the Ikettes
Peter MacNicol (Director)
Jennifer Holliday as Lisa Knowles
Lucy Liu as Ling Woo
Harrison Page as Mark Newman
Lydia Look as Leigh Woo
Gerry Becker as Attorney Stone
Kayren Ann Butler as Jody Silverman
Steve Cohen and Eric Cohen as the Dancing Twins
John Ritter as George Madison
Shawn Michael Howard as Ben
Albert Hall as Judge Seymore Walsh
Lee Wilkof as Nixon
Claudette Nevins as Ms. Hollings
Terry L. Rose as the guard
Lawrence McNeal III as the bailiff
John Ritter as George Madison
Natasha Gregson Wagner as Hannah Puck
Josh Evans returns as Oren Koolie, the 10-year old attorney from last season's "The Playing Field."
Kristin Dattilo as Laura Payne
Latanya Richardson as Attorney Yvette Rose
Eric Christmas as Judge Snipp
Ken Colquitt as the police officer
Terry L. Rose and Roderick Bascom as the guards
Harvey J. Alperin as the foreman
Dyan Cannon returns as Whipper Cone
Jessica Harper as Sister Helen
Richard T. Jones as Matt Griffin
Kellie Waymire as Chrissa
Lee Wilkof as Attorney Nixon
Shea Farrell as Priest
Vatrena King, Sy Smith and Cynthia Calhoun as the Ikettes
Phil Leeds as Judge "Let me see your teeth" Boyle
Dyan Cannon as Judge Whipper Cone
Rob Schneider as Fitzy
Jennifer Holliday as Lisa Knowles
Melanie Chartoff as Joanne Poole
John Fleck as Attorney Spicer
Louis Giambalvo as Harold Jordan
Alex Shen as the waiter
Robert Blanche as the officer
Vatrena King, Sy Smith and Cynthia Calhoun as the Ikettes
Justin Theroux as Raymond Brown (opposing counsel)
Christine Ebersole as Marie Stokes
Tony Plana as Judge Figueroa
Eric Scott Woods as Jack Clooney
Brad Grunberg as Emcee
Reese Selley as male stripper witness
Twni Graf as Jennifer
Vatrena King, Sy Smith and Cynthia Calhoun as the Ikettes
Adam Nimoy (Director)
Larry Brandenburg as Judge Raynsford Hopkins
Shawn Michael Howard as Ben
Murray Rubin as Seymore
Neil Giuntoli as Ralph Witton
Bob Glouberman as Wally
Michael Reilly Burke as Mr. Wells
Michael DiMaggio as Sean
Michael Davenport as Dr. Herbert
Peter MacNicol (Director)
Mark Linn-Baker as Sheldon Maxwell
Richard T. Jones as Matt Griffin
Dyan Cannon as Whipper Cone
Lara Flynn Boyle as Helen Gamble
Lee Wilkof as Attorney Nixon
John de Lancie as Jackson Poile
Amy Castle as "young Ally"
Renee Goldsberry, Melanie Taylor, Terron Brooks and Travis Payne as the go-go dancers
Jesse L. Martin returns as Dr. Greg Butters
Dyan Cannon as Judge Whipper Cone
Eileen Ryan as Bria
James Greene as Father McNamara
Joel Polis as Attorney Woodson
Sam Anderson as Mark Harrison
Carla Bennett as the nurse
Vatrena King, Sy Smith and Cynthia Calhoun as the Ikettes
Bruce Willis as Dr. Nickle
Jesse L. Martin as Dr. Greg Butters
Lisa Thornhill as Kimberly
Caroline Aaron as Laura
Francesca P. Roberts as Judge Harris
Vyto Ruginis as Goodman
Joel Brooks as Dr. Hubbell
Christopher John Fields as Goodman's attorney
Jesse L. Martin as Dr. Greg Butters
Haley Joel Osment as Eric Stall
Mary Mara as Julie Stall
Patrick Pankhurst as Dr. Stewart
Keith MacKechnie as Attorney Gale
Randy Oglesby as Harvey Kent
Talia Balsam as Sheila Kent
Gary Graham as Rodney Wilcox
H. Richard Greene as Dr. Burns
Fred Sanders as Judge Stewart
Elliott Goldwag as the foreman
Renee Goldsberry, Vatrena King and Melanie Taylor as backup singers
Jesse L. Martin as Dr. Greg Butters
Anna Nicole Smith as Myra Jacobs
Lauren Bowles as Callie
Peter Birkenhead as Steve
Conor O'Farrell as Jordan
Paul Perri as Jamison
Albert Hall as Judge Seymore Walsh
Kenneth Kimmins as Mr. Forsley
Larry Brandenburg as Judge Raynsford Hopkins
Bruce Nozick as Cobb Company attorney
Jack Patterson as the foreman
Tracey Ullman as Dr. Tracy Clark
Jesse L. Martin as Dr. Greg Butters
Jesse L. Martin as Dr. Greg Butters
Jennifer Holliday as Lisa Knowles
Harrison Page as Mark Newman
Zach Grenier as Benson
Linda Gehringer as Shirley
Albert Hall as Judge Seymore Walsh
Peter White as Senator Watkins
Jesse L. Martin as Dr. Greg Butters
Maria Pitillo as Paula Hunt
Carmen Argenziano as Harry Wah
Anson Mount as Kevin Wah
Gibby Brand as Judge McKough
Kurt Fuller as Bernard Marsh
Robert Costanzo as George Chisholm
Nelson Mashita as the foreperson
Cissy Wellman as secretary
Barry White as himself
Dr. Joyce Brothers as herself
Dyan Cannon as Judge Whipper Cone
Tony Shaloub as Shepley
Jody Wood as Officer Joseph Kent
Brad Blaisdell as Coroner Alfonso Moreno
Rosie O'Donnell as Dr. Hooper
Dyan Cannon as Judge Whipper Cone
Latanya Richardson as Attny. Rose
Kate McNeil as Marianne Harper
David Dukes as Johnson Biblico
Wendy Worthington as Margaret Camaro
Jesse L. Martin as Dr. Greg Butters
Jennifer Rhodes as Gladys
Mary McDonough as Gloria
Debra Christofferson as plaintiff in bathing suit case
Michael Gross as defendant in bathing suit case
Gabrielle Ford as Martha
Ashley Gardner as Casey
Bruce McCarty as Goodman
Holland Taylor as woman in infomercial
Peter Tomarken as reporter
Antonio Sabato Jr. as Kevin Wyatt
Jesse L. Martin as Dr. Greg Butters
Enya Flack as Kimba
Sara Botsford as Attorney Post
Denis Arndt as Michael Mannix
Christine Estabrook as Mrs. Mannix
Amy Castle as Ally at 8
Jill Noel as Ally at 15
Robert Picardo as Barry
Barbara Alyn Woods as Kelly
Anne-Marie Johnson as Barry's attorney
Albert Hall as Judge Walsh
Wendy Worthington as Margaret Camaro
Al Green as himself
Wendy Worthington as Margaret Camaro
Michael Badalucco as guy on date with Ally
Gerry Becker as Attorney Stone
Al Green as himself
Jackson's brother is Jonathan Jackson, who used to play Lucky on "General Hospital." You may remember Richard Lee Jackson from his time as "Ryan" on "Saved by the Bell: The New Class."
Tracey first appeared in two episodes last season.
Newton played the radio shock-jock.
Fans of Steirs know that he can be seen occasionally on "Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place," however he is most famous for appearing on "M*A*S*H."
This is Metcalf's second appearance on "Ally McBeal."
Thomerson played the man suing the restaurant owner for serving horse meat.
Pankin played the owner of the restaurant that served horse meat.
Last season, Holliday sang "Short People" in the episode "Boy to the World." She received a Tony award in 1982 for her performance in "Dreamgirls."
This will be Liu's second appearance on the show. She has now been signed on as a regular cast member.
Howard has appeared in three episodes of "The Practice" as Warren Cruickshank.
Hall has played this judge in several episodes of "The Practice," and he appeared in last season's finale of "Ally McBeal."
Wilkof played the attorney for Ms. Hollings. He appeared in two episodes of "Ally McBeal" last season.
Nevins worked with David E. Kelley previously when she appeared as a guest star on "Picket Fences."
Last season in "The Playing Field," Farrell played Mr. Tyler.
Cynthia Calhoun has her own website.
This episode marks Leeds' last appearance. He passed away in August. His scenes were originally part of the first episode of this season, which was taped in early August.
Cynthia Calhoun has her own website.
Cynthia Calhoun has her own website.
Nimoy is the son of Leonard Nimoy.
In the pilot, Brandenburg played the judge on the Man Made magazine case. Most recently, he played Stan Grossman in "Fargo." He has worked with Gil Bellows before -- they were both in "Shawshank Redemption." He has also played a judge on David E. Kelley's "The Practice."
Shawn first appeared in the episode "It's My Party."
This is Jones' second appearance on "Ally McBeal." He previously appeared this season in the episode "Worlds Without Love."
Boyle plays A.D.A. Helen Gamble on "The Practice," David Kelley's other current show which is also based in Boston.
De Lancie is best known to many for his roles as Eugene on "Days of Our Lives," and Q on "Star Trek."
Martin was in last season's "Theme of Life" and "The Playing Field."
Ryan is the mother of actors Sean and Chris Penn, and musician Michael Penn.
Polis was in a 1997 TV movie called "The Sleepwalker Killing." He appeared as a guest star on "Picket Fences" in a 1993 episode.
Anderson, like Polis (also in this episode) was also in "The Sleepwalker Killing." He has also appeared in an episode of "Picket Fences."
Cynthia Calhoun has her own website.
Martin was in last season's "Theme of Life" and "The Playing Field." He returned in the most recent episode, "In Dreams."
Ms. Gehringer has been a guest star on "Ally McBeal" before. She played Attorney General Janet Reno. She's also been a guest star on David Kelley's "The Practice" and "Picket Fences."
Pitillo was recently seen on the big screen in "Godzilla," and on the small screen in "House Rules."
Michael plays Jimmy Berluti on "The Practice."