S5.E11

Juiced

Épisode diffusé le 12 oct. 2009
TV-PG
44min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAlan helps Denny fight for the right to take a still-unapproved Alzheimer's drug, Carl helps Catherine Piper sue the networks for ageism, and Jerry and Katie take a case involving "academic ... Tout lireAlan helps Denny fight for the right to take a still-unapproved Alzheimer's drug, Carl helps Catherine Piper sue the networks for ageism, and Jerry and Katie take a case involving "academic doping."Alan helps Denny fight for the right to take a still-unapproved Alzheimer's drug, Carl helps Catherine Piper sue the networks for ageism, and Jerry and Katie take a case involving "academic doping."

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Carl begins to mention the only show on TV who has stars over 50, and then stops in fear of "breaking the wall". The "fourth wall" refers to an actor addressing the audience directly.

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Carl Sack: [Arguing, in court, about television age-ism] You know, the only show unafraid to have its stars over 50 is "Bo..."...
Carl Sack: Gee, I can't say it.
[- gesturing toward the cameras and the audience -]
Carl Sack: It would, um, break the wall.

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Features Jeux pervers (1968)

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Interesting, Though Doubtful, Cases

Denny appears to be succumbing to Alzheimer's and is seeking an experimental drug. Of course, the FDA is in the way and so all roads are blocked. What happens next is interesting but the law is the law. The judge does Denny and Alan a favor. In the other case, one more likely to take place, a young woman who was accepted at Harvard makes the mistake of announcing during an interview that she used Ritalin to sharpen her focus. Harvard dismisses her acceptance. Jerry tries to rescue her.