Boston Legal premieres on ABC, marking the debut of the legal dramedy created by David E. Kelley.
The final episode of Boston Legal's third season airs, concluding the series.
Boston Legal airs its series finale, ending after five seasons and 101 episodes.
Alan Shore becomes a partner at the prestigious law firm Crane, Poole & Schmidt, marking the start of his career there.
Veteran lawyer Denny Crane resumes practicing at the firm after recovering from a health scare and personal issues.
Alan and Denny officially team up, forming a formidable and unconventional legal duo at the firm.
Alan faces ethical scrutiny and potential disbarment but manages to save his legal career through compelling courtroom arguments.
Denny's struggle with early-onset Alzheimer's disease becomes a significant storyline, affecting his professional and personal life.
Alan defends a client in a high-profile case involving political and social implications, showcasing his unique legal style.
Denny briefly runs for president of the United States as a satirical plotline reflecting his eccentric personality.
The duo comes together to resolve a financial crisis threatening the survival of Crane, Poole & Schmidt.
Alan decides to leave Crane, Poole & Schmidt, marking the end of his journey at the firm and closing the series.
