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Line 11: ---- {{tropelist}} ~~=== Harry's Law provides examples of: ===~~ * [[Actor Allusion]]: In the first season finale, Josh Peyton (played by Paul McCrane) sings the song "Is It Okay If I Call You Mine?" at a lawyer gala. The song was written and performed by McCrane originally in ''[[Fame]]''. Line 19: * [[Attempted Rape]]: Chunhua is a victim of this. * [[Bilingual Dialogue]]: Subverted. Harry couldn't understand the gang members very well during the talks. {{quote\| '''Harry:''' Look, I don't speak Legalese to you, so don't speak Gangsterese to me. }} * [[Bunny Ears Lawyer]]: Recurring character Tommy Jefferson is a spotlight-hogging [[Large Ham]] literal example of this trope, probably thanks in part to [[Actor Allusion\|Christopher McDonald]] playing him. * [[Common Nonsense Jury]]: Harry gets a client -- a woman who committed armed robbery -- off with a defense that amounted to "She did it, but she's old so we should feel sorry for her." Line 64: [[Category:American Series]] [[Category:Harry's Law]] [[Category:TV Series]]