Franklin & Bash (2010)
Lawyers and lifelong friends Jared Franklin and Steven Bash are recruited by their firm's partner after winning a high-profile case.
Cast: Stephanie Carpentieri, Michael L. Covington, Cristina Valenciaga, Karina Villegas, Claire Coffee
Red or Black
Infeld is scared that he's going to die after a mysterious invitation lures him to Las Vegas.
Spirits in the Material World
The friends attempt to help a recently retired couple from declaring bankruptcy in a case that involves the paranormal world.
Falcon's Nest
Franklin and Bash attempt to help their friend secure a place at an age-restricted retirement community.
Honor Thy Mother
There is romantic complications in the air for Peter's mother and Jared. The gang try to save their favourite diner after it is shut down.
Dance the Night Away
Peter's mother brings the boys the case of an injured stripper. Damien Karp rejoins the firm. Peter exchanges legal services for the title of Duke instead of receiving monetary payment.
Deep Throat
Peter and Jared tackle journalist shield law when they agree to defend a high school newspaper reporter accused of running a smear campaign against another student. Winning this one is especially important to Peter because the mother of the young journalist is an old High School flame who got away. Meanwhile, Jared and Swattello are required to fill out HR forms detailing the nature of their professional relationship and Infeld sues a dry cleaner over a pair of extremely overpriced pants.
Good Cop/Bad Cop
Peter and Jared become the targets of a dirty cop while helping a client win back his beachfront property from a greedy land developer. Concerned for their safety, the boys turn to Peter's old flame Officer Wendy McQuiag (guest star Kat Foster) to help expose the corruption and keep them out of trouble until they can win the case. Meanwhile, a newly reinstated Stanton Infeld competes with his nephew Karp, now at a rival firm, for high-powered piece of business.
Love Is the Drug
A driver who works for a crowd-sourced taxi service is accused of stealing celebrity handbags with the help of one of his passengers. Peter and Jared have their work cut out for them when it's revealed the passenger used a fake identity to book the rides, and left their client to take the fall. The guys must find the mystery girl and convince her to confess, but when they do, they discover the driver's crush on her is so debilitating, it's almost clinical, giving them no choice but to put his neurochemicals on the stand and prove his "crush" is akin to that of a "judgment impairing drug." Meanwhile, furious that his caricature has been removed from a local restaurant, Infeld sucker-punches the owner (guest star John Michael Higgins), re-sparking a bitter rivalry. To avoid a costly settlement that could bury him and the firm in debt, Franklin & Bash arrange a more old-school measure to appease the victim: Infeld must take one punch from guest star Mike Tyson.
Kershaw v. Lincecum
The firm's newest attorney, Anita Haskins (Toni Trucks), takes point on a seemingly simple divorce case, but when it's revealed that the plaintiff is married to a plastic surgeon who's been subletting at the firm (guest star Willie Garson), Peter and Jared step in to ensure they don't lose the much needed revenue stream. They guys must now win the case by proving the surgeon cheated on her -- with her. Also, a promise to score tickets to a highly anticipated baseball game sends the boys calling in favors all over town leading to a kiss Peter or Jared will never forget. Creed Bratton also guest stars.
The Curse of Hor-Aha
Four months after the arrest of Stanton Infeld, Peter and Jared find themselves in charge of the newly renamed Infeld, Daniels, Franklin & Bash. Enter Mason Trawley (guest star Kevin Christy) an archaeologist who believes he's been unfairly locked out of a storage unit containing many treasured artifacts, among which is the death mask of Egyptian Pharaoh Hor-Aha. Peter and Jared agree to take Trawley's case, but soon find themselves questioning their client's sanity when a former professor claims Trawley is unstable and possibly dangerous.