Topic: Boston Legal

The economics of high-end television production, such as David E. Kelly's "Boston Legal," rely heavily on reaching the five-year mark to secure lucrative syndication deals. While DVD sales provide some revenue, the traditional model of long-term broadcast runs remains the primary driver of profit for expensive scripted dramas.

The program concludes with a critique of William Shatner's recent appearance on Jay Leno, where he allegedly told fabricated stories about a motorcycle crash. A host mentions their own past acting role as a rock star in the "Smoke and Mirrors" episode of the Swamp Thing television series. The show ends with a sign-off from Guilford and Northern California.