The Home Court - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
In the opener, Mike quits college, but Sydney doesn't allow him to move back home.
The Cheesehead Stands Alone
Sydney sentences a divorced football star to jail for not visiting his son, but it seems she may have made a bad call.
Sleeping Dogs Lie
Sydney peeks at an FBI report on herself, and unintentionally finds out something bothersome about Neal.
In Cyberspace Everyone Can Hear You Scream
Sydney confiscates Marshall's computer after he releases onto the Internet a video of her giving birth to Ellis..
My Kind of Clown
A Bozo the Clown show brings back a bitter memory for Greer involving a bike Sydney won on the show as a kid.
Time Flies
Sensing the minutes of her life "ticking away," Sydney desperately desires a romantic relationship.
The Sydney That Works
Sydney has to do a lot of favors to get Neal into a private school.
Dog Day Afternoon
The new presiding judge decides to make Sydney's life miserable after she insults him.
The Importance of Being Ernie
Ragsdale wants to steal Ernie away from Sydney. And given the way Sydney treats him, Ernie's tempted to make the move.
Laborer of Love
A wealthy divorcée gives Mike a gig as her gofer.
Touched by an Anger
At an anger-management workshop, Sydney finds the source of her displaced hostility: her ex-husband.
An Exercise in Fertility
Greer tells Sydney about the fertility problem she and her husband, Kenyon are facing.
The Great Chicago Fireman
A hunky firefighter ignites something in Sydney, but it begins to flicker when she sees how sensitive he is.
Between a Shamrock and a Hard Place
Sydney's held hostage by a lad who wants her to stop Chicago's St. Patrick's Day parade.
True Lies
Sydney gets Mike a job working with Leo, the courthouse maintenance man.
Bad Boys
Neal's desire to date a car thief she meets in Sydney's courtroom reminds Sydney of her own youthful fling with a bad boy who stole her heart.
Mike Solomon: Unplugged
Mike takes Sydney's advice and bails out on his floundering rock band---just before they hit the big time.
Dad
Sydney's widowed dad arrives with a none-too-eager fiancée.
Love, Death & Soda
Marshall is stricken with guilt after he makes out with a girl during a relative's funeral.
Syd and Sensibility
Sydney recalls the time she lived with a new boyfriend---and her ex-husband.
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