Picket Fences
Season 2
22 listed hours · 1992–1996 · CBS
From the desk
How this season is filed
Rome, Wisconsin looks like a postcard until the weekly case goes sideways into the surreal. David E. Kelley and Bochco energy fuse small-town legal drama with fever-dream premises. Quality-network oddity: family, courtroom, and stranger-than-fiction in the same hour. Come for Emmys; stay for the episodes that make you ask whether CBS accidentally aired a dare.
TV Flash files Season 2 of Picket Fences (1992–1996) on CBS as a mid listed season (2; 2 of 4) — 22 listed hours, 1993-10-22–1994-05-13 from “Turpitude” (S02E01) to “Howard's End” (S02E22). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.
Desk essentials in this season
- S02E01 Turpitude
Turpitude: quality-network title as thesis, Emmy bait that still behaves like CBS accidentally aired a dare.
- S02E01
Turpitude
Mayor Pugen is caught between a Brock and a hard place when the Sheriff arrests him for murdering a disarmed carjacker, leaving him to rely on Wambaugh for his defense.
- S02E02
Duty Free Rome
Wambaugh appeals Mayor Pugen's conviction and uncovers a technicality that could secure a new trial.
- S02E03
Unlawful Entries
Things don't add up when a math teacher says he was a date-rape victim; Brock locks horns with a new mayor.
- S02E04
Under the Influence
Still reeling from her relationship with Dr. Shreve, Max allows a drunken driver to continue on home.
- S02E05
The Dancing Bandit
A modern Robin Hood and her team prance into Rome to rob from the rich and give to the needy: local flood victims.
- S02E06
Dairy Queen
Brock investigates the possibility that a model is the victim of spouse abuse. Meanwhile, some members of the community are having a cow over a local dairy's ad campaign featuring the model in racy shots.
- S02E07
Cross Examination
Some members of the community don't know what to believe when a woman pulled from a submerged vehicle is discovered to be pregnant---even though she is technically a virgin.
- S02E08
Strangers
A jury must decide if it's murder or a mistake after a man shoots and kills his own brother when the sibling enters his home in the middle of the night.
- S02E09
Blue Christmas
The drug war comes to Rome in place of Santa: controlled substances are found on the high school campus and a federal witness turns up in town.
- S02E10
Paging Doctor God
Jill does her best to uphold the Hippocratic oath when she treats a Christian Scientist who has refused care and whose husband takes the fight to court.
- S02E11
Guns 'R' Us
Embarrassed by a prank, Matthew tries to get even with some boys. Meanwhile, budget cuts hit the sheriff's department.
- S02E12
Remote Control
The debate over crime reaches a fever pitch when the mayor moves forward with new legislation to curb violence.
- S02E13
Abominable Snowman
With his mind failing due to Alzheimer's, Howard Buss proposes that doctors harvest his heart for the transplant his son needs.
- S02E14
Supreme Courting
Valentine's Day brings love and controversy to assorted age groups: Carter is smitten with a widow, Zack finds his first love, and Kimberly's boyfriend is too prudent.
- S02E15
Divine Recall
The mayor scolds a priest for giving a pep talk colored with religious ideals to a public school's hockey team.
- S02E16
Terms of Estrangement
Sheriff Brock tries to remain professional when Kimberly is kidnapped---and his onetime partner is the prime suspect.
- S02E17
Squatter's Rights
When an obese woman confesses to murdering her husband, Max has some doubts about the motive.
- S02E18
System Down
Sheriff Brock becomes the unlikely foreman of a jury deciding the case of an accused cop killer.
- S02E19
Buried Alive
A visit by Jill's father leads to a lively evening of therapy in the Brock household.
- S02E20
My Left Shoe
Mayor Buss criticizes Father Barrett on public-access cable, prompting a lawsuit.
- S02E21
Frosted Flakes
The parents of a dying boy try to get the court's permission to use an unorthodox procedure to save the child's life.
- S02E22
Howard's End
Howard Buss's Alzheimer's worsens, pushing his family to the breaking point.
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