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15 January 2002 (USA)
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Nominated for Primetime Emmy.
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Garner Returning To Series TV on '8 Simple Rules'
(From Studio Briefing - Film News. 16 October 2003)
CBS Eyes A New Season
(From Studio Briefing - Film News. 15 May 2002)
(From Studio Briefing - Film News. 16 October 2003)
CBS Eyes A New Season
(From Studio Briefing - Film News. 15 May 2002)
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Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 15 of 31) | Joe Mantegna | ... | Justice Joseph Novelli (13 episodes, 2002) |
 | James Garner | ... | Chief Justice Thomas Brankin (13 episodes, 2002) |
 | Charles Durning | ... | Justice Henry Hoskins (13 episodes, 2002) |
 | Camille Saviola | ... | Justice Esther Weisenberg (13 episodes, 2002) |
| James McEachin | ... | Justice Jerome Morris (13 episodes, 2002) |
 | James Karen | ... | Justice Michael Bancroft (13 episodes, 2002) |
| Gail Strickland | ... | Justice Deborah Szwark (13 episodes, 2002) |
| Stephen Markle | ... | Justice Theodore Snow (13 episodes, 2002) |
| Lyman Ward | ... | Justice Brian Chandler (13 episodes, 2002) |
 | Hedy Burress | ... | Ellie Pearson (13 episodes, 2002) |
 | Randy Vasquez | ... | Miguel Mora (13 episodes, 2002) |
 | Christopher Wiehl | ... | Jerry Klein (13 episodes, 2002) |
 | Joe Flanigan | ... | Julian Lodge (13 episodes, 2002) |
 | Rachel Grate | ... | Beth Novelli (8 episodes, 2002) |
 | Linda Purl | ... | Sarah Novelli (8 episodes, 2002) |
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60 min (13 episodes)
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Takes place in the same "universe" as "JAG" (1995) and "Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service" (2003). Dean Stockwell's character, Senator Sheffield, later appeared on "JAG" and became the secretary of the Navy.
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'First Monday' is (was) a terrific show. Unfortunately, it appears that CBS has canceled it. The cast was great; each character portrayed their respective justice well. I particularly enjoyed the scenes with some of the law clerks, played by Hedy Burress, Randy Vasquez (of "JAG" fame), and Christopher Wiehl. Each episode tackled a controversial current event extremely well. "Novelli" (played brilliantly by Joe Mantegna) always seemed to be the 'breaking vote,' as the other eight justices always had more solid opinions about appeals. Of course, Novelli was always drawn in by the others in hopes that his vote would sway to their side. Novelli dealt with this well, explaining his problems with both sides and his agreements. It would be terrific if CBS were to start the show up again, but unfortunately that doesn't appear likely.