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Boston Public — Storyline

Principal Steven Harper runs Winslow High School as best as he can while dealing with the demands of the faculty, the students and their parents.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: David E. Kelley
• Starring: Chi McBride, Anthony Heald, Loretta Devine, Jeri Ryan, Sharon Leal, Fyvush Finkel, Michael Rapaport, Natalia Baron

Boston Public — Series Details

Boston Public — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Chapter One (2000-10-23) — Another school year is off to a booming start at Winslow High School — an urban high school outside of Boston. Principal Steven Harper spends his days putting out fires, defending
• E2: Chapter Two (2000-10-30) — Last week's bra protest has resulted in school unity. All the girls have decided to go braless in a show of solidarity with Dana Poole. As bras flap ceremoniously from every other
• E3: Chapter Three (2000-11-06) — Principal Harper's job is in jeopardy and an impending school board meeting has him on edge. Still, he can't help but get involved when Anthony Ward is found hanging upside down fr
• E4: Chapter Four (2000-11-13) — Rehearsals are in full swing for the annual charity show. Marilyn is dismayed to learn that the main skit the students have prepared is a spoof of the Winslow High faculty — compl
• E5: Chapter Five (2000-11-20) — It's Thanksgiving week, but no one seems particularly grateful. Guber, for example, is still upset over his onstage serenade at the charity show. Football player Jason Harrelson br
• E6: Chapter Six (2000-11-27) — A popular and beloved teacher, Mr. McMahon, has a heart attack and dies at school. A close friend of the deceased, Principal Harper overcomes his own grief to help his students cop
• E7: Chapter Seven (2000-12-04) — Life seems to be one big lawsuit for Principal Harper. First, Mrs. Walsh, who was fired for spanking her students, sues for wrongful termination. Then, after Harper suspends Sheryl
• E8: Chapter Eight (2000-12-11) — Buttle encounters a beautiful college sophomore, Lisa, who shares his passion for Shakespeare. Intrigued by his knowledge of the bard, Lisa decides to sleep with Buttle and the two
• E9: Chapter Nine (2001-01-08) — The first day back at school has barely begun when the police show up looking for a murder suspect. A botched robbery has gone down a few blocks away and the panicked assailant, we
• E10: Chapter Ten (2001-01-15) — Sheryl Holt breaks the news about Milton and Lisa's secret affair on her Web site. Suspicious, Harper confronts Buttle about his sexual involvement, but Milton disavows any wrongdo
• E11: Chapter Eleven (2001-01-22) — Coach Riley has a serious crush on Marylin Sudor but is nervous about asking her out due to their racial differences. But when he and Buttle ask Ms. Sudor how she and Ms. Hendricks
• E12: Chapter Twelve (2001-02-05) — As Senate approaches the school grounds, he saves a student from being attacked by gang members. After numerous attempts, Harry finally manages to get the boy to reveal that he is
• E13: Chapter Thirteen (II) (2001-02-12) — When Coach Riley is fired for withholding information about Buttle's affair, he hires Attorneys Ellenor Frutt and Jimmy Berluti. The stress of the lawsuit has Guber and Harper at e
• E14: Chapter Fourteen (2001-02-19) — Lauren finds Harry hasn't told his friend about her. Six teachers resign and Marla must teach a class she doesn't know how to. Scott wins a contest to be a guest conductor and as
• E15: Chapter Fifteen (2001-02-26) — Harry advises Tyronn to leave town when he is shot at. Harvey sends Scott on a two-hour drive for a non-existing conducting opportunity. A student accuses the cheerleading teache
• E16: Chapter Sixteen (2001-03-26) — Security tapes of the girls' shower room are missing… with footage of Lauren on them. Marla sends her entire class to the principal's office. Anthony's hit list is found. Laur
• E17: Chapter Seventeen (2001-04-16) — A student's mother complains about bus fumes to Steven. The tape of Lauren showering ends up on Sheryl Holt's webpage. Harry gets in trouble for knowing Tyronn was a murderer. S
• E18: Chapter Eighteen (2001-04-23) — Scott fires an art teacher twice. Christine Banks dies of a heart attack after winning a wrestling match. Harry finds out Dana Poole has become a stripper. Marla insults janitor
• E19: Chapter Nineteen (2001-04-30) — While heading to work, Lauren's car breaks downs. She gets so frustrated with it that she starts jumping up and down on it and smashing the windows with a baseball bat. Suddenly,
• E20: Chapter Twenty (2001-05-07) — Lauren continues her realtionship with Daniel. Marilyn finds out that Jeremy's mother is locking her son in the basement for punishment. Steven can't date a student's mother. Ke
• E21: Chapter Twenty-One (2001-05-14) — Steven's remarks prevent Scott from getting a job as a headmaster. Lauren finds out Daniel is stalking her. Marla worries when a convicted sex offender asks a younger girl to the
• E22: Chapter Twenty-Two (2001-05-21) — Lauren gets a gun to protect herself from Daniel. Jeremy won't tell Marilyn what happened to his mother. Scott gives Winslow High's first student to get accepted to Harvard an F.

Season 2

• E1: Chapter Twenty-Three (2001-10-29) — New teachers join the faculty; Lipschultz gets into trouble after giving a student the wrong name; Marla sponsors a club of female students.
• E2: Chapter Twenty-Four (2001-11-05) — Ronnie begins her teaching career at Winslow High; Lauren tries to help a pregnant, straight-A student gain admission to Princeton.
• E3: Chapter Twenty-Five (2001-11-12) — Senate is outraged when he learns that a prized student purchased a college-application essay over the Internet. Hanson's class decides to sue Lipschultz in court for defamation of
• E4: Chapter Twenty-Six (2001-11-19) — Harper's headstrong daughter Brooke enrolls at Winslow High after she is kicked out of private school. Meanwhile, when Ronnie is disappointed that her class is not learning Shakesp
• E5: Chapter Twenty-Seven (2001-11-26) — Hanson is arrested after a domestic dispute, causing Harper to seriously consider firing him. Lauren is skeptical when a student decides to drop out because a record company wants
• E6: Chapter Twenty-Eight (2001-12-03) — A statutory-rape case entangles Ronnie with the enraged parents of the 15-year-old victim; an illicit-drug situation embroils Harper with his unsettled daughter
• E7: Chapter Twenty-Nine (2001-12-10) — Harper reunites with his ex-wife at a holiday benefit; students ask Louisa, Marilyn and Marla to perform at the pageant; Senate stays mum about a student's tragic secret so that th
• E8: Chapter Thirty (2002-01-07) — A revelation concerning Jeremy fractures the relationship between his mother and Guber; a plea from a death-row inmate troubles Harper; a student's ADD affliction disquiets Ronnie.
• E9: Chapter Thirty-One (2002-01-14) — Tensions escalate among Meredith, Jeremy and Guber, who seek family counseling; controversy swirls around a student's class-project photo and a speech by Lipschultz.
• E10: Chapter Thirty-Two (2002-01-21) — Guber accepts Lauren's offer of a platonic date; Ronnie confronts a student about her pregnancy; Hanson helps his students cope with the aftermath of the terrorist attacks.
• E11: Chapter Thirty-Three (2002-01-28) — Harper gets steamed when he finds out his daughter is dating a 27-year-old man; Guber and Senate's students get ready to rumble in a debate.
• E12: Chapter Thirty-Four (2002-02-04) — The faculty decide to have a staff talent show to lighten the mood at Winslow. Lipschultz asks Ronnie to sing a duet with him at the talent show but she convinces him that Marylin
• E13: Chapter Thirty-Five (2002-02-11) — A student's illness rattles Senate, who's haunted by feelings of futility; a teen's eating disorder upsets Lauren, who's also unnerved by an web site advocating anorexia.
• E14: Chapter Thirty-Six (2002-02-18) — The students and teachers at Winslow High School deal with the tragedy of a car accident caused by a drunken driver; Senate tries to convince a man to keep his son in school; Marla
• E15: Chapter Thirty-Seven (2002-02-25) — Controversy strikes Hanson's classroom over a reviled racial epithet; Ronnie draws ire for a class assignment to experience life as a homeless person.
• E16: Chapter Thirty-Eight (2002-03-11) — Ronnie tries to persuade an 18-year-old student not to pose for a racy magazine; Guber and Meredith disagree about a classroom incident; Lauren and Marylin are questioned about the
• E17: Chapter Thirty-Nine (2002-03-18) — Ronnie catches a student performing a crime; two female students tell Marylin about their sexual conversations online with an older man.
• E18: Chapter Forty (2002-04-22) — Former student Dana Poole returns to Winslow, hoping to spend time with Senate for a class project; Lipschultz is confronted by a man who claims to be his son.
• E19: Chapter Forty-One (2002-04-29) — Ronnie invites high-school staffers to a surprise birthday party for Senate at her apartment, but he shocks everybody by showing up with a former student.
• E20: Chapter Forty-Two (2002-05-06) — As the prom approaches, female students outrage the faculty when they auction themselves as dates, while Harper deals with angry students who oppose his allowing a gay student to c
• E21: Chapter Forty-Three (2002-05-13) — One of Senate's most promising students and his brother become entangled in criminal acts with fatal results; Hanson draws criticism for sending a letter to a girl's parents becaus
• E22: Chapter Forty-Four (2002-05-20) — Staff and students at Winslow High struggle to get on with their lives after a number of tragic events.

Season 3

• E1: Chapter Forty-Five (2002-10-21) — Young teachers join the faculty; students plan a walkout because of the administration's apparent lack of concern for student issues.
• E2: Chapter Forty-Six (2002-10-28) — Harsh echoes resound from the student riot; the Danny-Marla confrontations lead to racist allegations against her; a drug deal entraps one of Guber's prized pupils.
• E3: Chapter Forty-Seven (2002-11-04) — Misconduct charges target Guber, who's up against a new superintendent; race issues fester between Marla and Danny; reckless student driving sparks reproach.
• E4: Chapter Forty-Eight (2002-11-11) — A sex scandal among teens rocks Winslow and prompts a mock trial of the accused instigator, a clean-cut senior who's defended, prosecuted and judged by his peers.
• E5: Chapter Forty-Nine (2002-11-18) — Senate's erratic behavior rattles Ronnie and prompts a telling showdown with Harper; pupil misconduct provokes a new teacher, whose youth belies grit.
• E6: Chapter Fifty (2002-11-25) — Harper's meeting with a parent becomes heated; a new teacher stirs things up in the classroom; the teachers must evaluate one another.
• E7: Chapter Fifty-One (2002-12-02) — A jailed Harper faces a manslaughter charge in the death of a student's father; a rebellious teen receives unsolicited help from Hanson, who uncovers the youth's dark secret.
• E8: Chapter Fifty-Two (2002-12-16) — Brooke feels guilty about leaving her father alone during the holidays; Lipschultz debates accepting his son's Christmas invitation; Marla and Kimberly are stranded at Doyle's duri
• E9: Chapter Fifty-Three (2003-01-06) — A teen's pregnancy sensitizes Guber; a gang slaying deeply affects Kimberly and her prize student; romantic liaisons have differing impacts on Ronnie and Hanson.
• E10: Chapter Fifty-Four (2003-01-13) — Harper has concerns about Brooke's infatuation with the star basketball player; Flynn is attracted to a student's mother; a boy enters an online auction to buy a night with a beaut
• E11: Chapter Fifty-Five (2003-01-20) — A star basketball player is on the verge of losing his eligibility to play; Becky tells Flynn her mother is having an affair.
• E12: Chapter Fifty-Six (2003-02-03) — Guber's speech team star has an issue, Russell decides on a college, while mixed signals rattle Colin as his affair comes to a close.
• E13: Chapter Fifty-Seven (2003-02-10) — Kimberly is stalked by one of her students; Lipschultz celebrates Valentine's Day with Guber's mother.
• E14: Chapter Fifty-Eight (2003-02-24) — A shy student with a powerful voice belts out a song; Hanson tries to help a 12-year-old genius who has no friends.
• E15: Chapter Fifty-Nine (2003-03-10) — Marla berates Aisha and the other performers in the school musical; the incumbent mayor grills Harper about low test scores; students land a juicy story about a teacher for their n
• E16: Chapter Sixty (2003-03-17) — Hanson's troubled sister drops off her 4-year-old daughter for him to watch; Marylin urges Aisha to stand up to her boyfriend; Ronnie and Marla vie for the position of assistant pr
• E17: Chapter Sixty-One (2003-03-24) — Tensions surface over Ronnie's new post; Aisha's participation in the school musical and her relationship with J.T.; Harvey's required recertification; and Danny's care for his nie
• E18: Chapter Sixty-Two (2003-03-31) — Courtroom drama energizes Ronnie, who's defending two teens in a murder arraignment; high test scores by poor students prompt Guber's undercover investigation.
• E19: Chapter Sixty-Three (2003-04-07) — Sudden fame heartens Ronnie, credited for high exam scores posted at Winslow, yet she's also facing a romantic crisis with Zach; a student-council election tests a shy, awkward tee
• E20: Chapter Sixty-Four (2003-04-28) — Aisha's ailing father leaves a song manuscript in her possession, and she writes lyrics for the melody.
• E21: Chapter Sixty-Five (2003-05-05) — Hanson asks Claire to marry him; a student uses rap music to critique Shakespeare; a producer pushes Aisha to sign a record deal; Lifehouse performs at Doyle's Bar.
• E22: Chapter Sixty-Six (2003-05-12) — A student writes a letter to Whitney Houston asking her to attend the prom with him; Harper tries to prevent teachers from being fired for budgetary reasons; Danny asks Claire's fa

Season 4

• E1: Chapter Sixty-Seven (2003-09-19) — Ronnie witnesses an attempted rape, then receives a shock when she presses for legal action on behalf of the victim (guest star Amanda Fuller); Hanson tries to prevent a student fr
• E2: Chapter Sixty-Eight (2003-09-26) — After a cheerleader is attacked, blame falls on another student's mother (Sean Young); Carmen goes head to head with a ""bad boy"" student (Milo Ventigmilia); Hansen copes with a s
• E3: Chapter Sixty-Nine (2003-10-03) — A female student files a serious sexual-harassment charge against Danny; a classroom debate over the U.S. involvement in Iraq turns violent; the tension between Harper and Guber ov
• E4: Chapter Seventy (2003-10-17) — An enraged student slaps Marla's face in front of the class, and Marla slaps her back; Hanson discovers Allison behaves like a bully at school; Carmen asks Harper to remove Jake fr
• E5: Chapter Seventy-One (2003-10-24) — An investment banker, convicted of securities fraud, avoids jail time by agreeing to community service: teaching math at Winslow High. A sexy and eccentric woman smashes into Guber
• E6: Chapter Seventy-Two (2003-10-31) — A student discovers Harper and Marilyn have been secretly dating and threatens to go to the school board; Hanson and Claire try to assist a student who is having trouble with his d
• E7: Chapter Seventy-Three (2003-11-07) — Charlie Bixby (Dennis Miller) takes an unconventional approach when volunteering at a teen hotline; Marla decides to try in vitro fertilization and asks Harper to be the donor; Car
• E8: Chapter Seventy-Four (2003-12-05) — Harper decides to call the FBI when he learns that a student has been accessing a terrorist recruitment web site from the school library; Ronnie learns that one of her students has
• E9: Chapter Seventy-Six (2003-12-19) — Guber contends with a student who thinks he is Jesus and is using school funds to feed the homeless; Marla mistakenly books R.E.M. for a school fund-raiser.
• E10: Chapter Seventy-Five (2004-01-09) — Guber discovers the high-school drum line's freshman hazing involves physical abuse; a student-produced TV documentary about Ronnie worries her; a father is sentenced to being hand
• E11: Chapter Seventy-Seven (2004-01-16) — An overachieving student sues the school when she has to share presidency of the honor society with a black student in a wheelchair; Marlo begins her in-vitro process.
• E12: Chapter Seventy-Eight (2004-01-23) — Views on affirmative action divide the students; the teachers hope to quell the resulting tensions by debating the subject in front of the student body.
• E13: Chapter Seventy-Nine (2004-01-30) — Henry gives bad advice to a brainiac student who wants to become an artist; Marla has a miscarriage; Rainy is thrown out of her foster home.
• E14: Chapter Eighty (2005-03-01) — A former student of Winslow High dies in Iraq while serving the U.S. Army. Principal Harper receives a letter from the deceased student which brings back old memories back to the d
• E15: Chapter Eighty-One (2005-03-02) — Ronnie catches a male teacher hugging a female student; Hanson worries that he may be a control freak following an incident in his Drivers' Education class; several students are ca

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Boston Public have? 4 season(s) with 81 episodes.

Who created Boston Public? David E. Kelley.

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