Head Cases

Head Cases (2005)

EndedScripted showDrama, Comedy

Head Cases centers on a successful lawyer who has a nervous breakdown and teams up with a mentally disturbed lawyer with an anger problem. Together, the two represent people with all kinds of issues, not just legal ones.

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Scheduleevery Wednesday at 21:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E02S(elf) HelpSep 21, 2005
S01E01PilotSep 14, 2005
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Head Cases' premiere?

The TV show 'Head Cases' premiered on September 14, 2005.

Who played the role of Jason Payne in 'Head Cases'?

Chris O'Donnell played the role of Jason Payne in 'Head Cases'.

Who played the role of Shultz in 'Head Cases'?

Richard Kind played the role of Shultz in 'Head Cases'.

Who played the role of Donna Barnes in 'Head Cases'?

Krista Allen played the role of Donna Barnes in 'Head Cases'.

Who played the role of Judge Sidney Reilly in 'Head Cases'?

Adam Goldberg played the role of Judge Sidney Reilly in 'Head Cases'.

Who played the role of Dr. Robinson in 'Head Cases'?

Jake Cherry played the role of Dr. Robinson in 'Head Cases'.

Who played the role of Dave Wellington in 'Head Cases'?

Michael Gaston played the role of Dave Wellington in 'Head Cases'.

Who played the role of Maggie in 'Head Cases'?

Kristin Bauer van Straten played the role of Maggie in 'Head Cases'.

Who played the role of Louise in 'Head Cases'?

Rachel Boston played the role of Louise in 'Head Cases'.

Who played the role of Jenny Payne in 'Head Cases'?

Amelia Heinle played the role of Jenny Payne in 'Head Cases'.

Who directed the episode titled 'Malpractice'?

John T. Kretchmer directed the episode titled 'Malpractice'.

What is the title of the fourth episode of 'Head Cases'?

The title of the fourth episode of 'Head Cases' is 'Three Strikes'.

Who wrote the episode titled 'Malpractice'?

Brett Mahoney wrote the episode titled 'Malpractice'.

Who wrote the episode titled 'Alienation of Affection'?

Jeff Rake wrote the episode titled 'Alienation of Affection'.

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