Drop Dead Diva - Season 6

Season 6
Episodes

Truth & Consequences
As she struggles to find out how much Grayson knows about her and Deb, Jane uncovers a dark secret that could land a client in prison. Old tensions are renewed when Owen's estranged brother asks him to sue a strip club.

Soulmates
While Jane fights for an innocent man's parole, Grayson and the firm's new lawyer claim a cruise ship line's negligence caused their client's divorce. Grayson confronts the truth about Deb and Jane.

First Date
Tensions arise between Jane and Belinda as they defend an out-of-control aging rock star against being expelled from his band. Grayson fights to save a graffiti-strewn low income apartment building from a greedy developer by claiming it's a work of art.

Life & Death
Grayson's childhood friend enlists him and Jane in a fight with his in-laws over where to bury his late wife. A twelve-year-old orphan asks Kim to adopt him.

Cheers & Jeers
As Jane represents a professional cheerleader who says she's being bullied by her teammates, Owen counsels a family to secede to protect their home from being seized by the government. Meanwhile, Teri impersonates a lawyer to protect Paul from his creditors.

Desperate Housewife
An unassuming housewife's arrest for treason pits Jane and Grayson against the government's top secret intelligence bureaucracy. Kim represents a family of foster children who are being kicked out by their new parents.

Sister Act
Jane and Grayson help a dying teenager find a bone marrow donor, while Owen fights a friend's impeachment as mayor after she leases Malibu's City Hall to replace a school that was destroyed in a fire.

Identity Crisis
As Grayson worries his client is guilty of murder, Jane fights for a student's right to use the boys' bathroom at school even though he was born a girl.

Hope and Glory
With Grayson in the hospital with a gunshot wound, Jane represents people living near a hot sauce factory who claim its fumes are making them sick. Kim lands in the middle of her parents' divorce settlement.

No Return
As Jane takes on a client who's being sued for identifying the drunk driver who killed her brother, Kim represents a ventriloquist who can't fly without his dummy.

Afterlife
Jane attempts to prove the innocence of a man on death row; Kim represents a small dance company after their routines are stolen by a pop star; Owen has wedding anxiety.

Hero
Jane helps a mother whose son died at a sporting camp to seek justice. Kim defends a work acquaintance, after he saves her from a mugging as his superhero alter ego. Owen and Kim become increasingly concerned about Jane's relationship with Ian.

It Had to Be You
Much to Janes surprise, Teri returns and that she shares a past with Ian. Paul sends pro bono clients from the firm to Jane, and Stacy stresses over the fact that her best friend might not come to her wedding.
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