Home > Judging Amy > Season 3 « TV Series Page Judging Amy: Season 3 (2001 - 2002) SEASON: Season 3 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Want to see Episode List Season 3 Judging Amy Critics Consensus No consensus yet. Not enough ratings to calculate a score. TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 1 No Score Yet Audience Score User Ratings: 0 NEW More Info × Close Want to see Super Reviewer Submit Super Reviewer Edit Review Episodes 1 The Last Word Air date: Sep 25, 2001 Lawyer Stuart Collins (Reed Diamond) has a heart attack while arguing with Amy, who has a change of heart towards him when she comes to the hospital and learns that he has no visitors. Meanwhile, Maxine works with a couple whose adopted daughter poses a threat to their biological daughter. Roger Krauss: Conor O'Farrell. Leslie: Holliston Coleman. Vincent: Dan Futterman. More 2 Off the Grid Air date: Oct 2, 2001 Amy is overwhelmed by the pressures of work, home and her love life when she suspects a trial lawyer of gold-digging; fears her mother is missing; and accepts a coffee date with Stuart (Reed Diamond). Meanwhile, Vincent discovers a suspicious lump in Carole's breast, which to his dismay she ignores. Carole: Sara Mornell. Maxine: Tyne Daly. Lauren: Karle Warren. More 3 Darkness for Light Air date: Oct 9, 2001 When not entertaining the idea of making love to Stuart (Reed Diamond), Judge Amy considers a couple of complicated cases, one involving a gang-banger; the other a teenage day trader. Elsewhere, Maxine rearranges her busy schedule to help an 11-year-old find her dog; and Donna launches a one-woman campaign to make Vincent's novel a commercial success. Sean: Timothy Omundson. Bruce: Richard T. Jones. Vincent: Dan Futterman. More 4 The Right Thing to Do Air date: Oct 16, 2001 Judge Amy must rule on the fate of conjoined twins and hears the case of a 15-year-old girl who wishes to be emancipated from her parents, so that she can be with her 20-year-old boyfriend. Jared (Richard Crenna) proposes making his relationship with Maxine more permanent before business takes him away to China; Carole (Sara Mornell) pushes Vincent away after learning a lump in her breast is malignant. Donna: Jillian Armenante. Fran: Erika Alexander. Bruce: Richard T. Jones. More 5 Look Closer Air date: Oct 23, 2001 Maxine is on the verge of losing all she holds dear after Vincent elopes to Las Vegas and Sanctuary House workers are caught taking the law into their own hands. Elsewhere, Amy must decide whether two teenage girls are legally responsible for a classmate's suicide; while Bruce tests the merits of his Gun 101 program. Judge Keeler: Rene Auberjonois. Fran: Erika Alexander. Peggy: Anne Schedeen. Sean: Timothy Omundson. Jonathan: Mitch Longley. More 6 The Unbearable Lightness of Being Family Air date: Oct 30, 2001 Plans for Vincent's wedding-bon voyage party are underway as Maxine returns to work full-time at DCF; Amy rules on whether to modify a joint-custody order so that one parent can take a better-paying job in Paris. Elsewhere, Bruce comes to the aid of the mother of a child with cerebral palsy, while Donna busily prepares to play William Shakespeare at the community theater. Vincent: Dan Futterman. Sue Morelock: Valerie Mahaffey. Sean: Timothy Omundson. Robert: Inny Clemons. Lauren: Karle Warren. Gillian: Jessica Tuck. More 7 Imbroglio Air date: Nov 6, 2001 Sensing her life is a mess, Amy asks Bruce for a good-looking distraction: his friend, Larry. At work, she's occupied with the case of a woman who breast-feeds her 6-year-old son. Also: Maxine goes to bat for an unhappy spelling-bee champ; and Gillian panics over getting Ned into an exclusive preschool. Alice-Jane: Natasha Melnick. James-Earl: Vyto Ruginis. Larry: Mauricio Mendoza. Mrs. Mattingly: Deborah Theaker. Janice: Maria McCann. More 8 Rights of Passage Air date: Nov 20, 2001 Maxine's long-absent nephew (Kevin Rahm) comes to her for help in getting his life back on the right track after he's kicked out of medical school for drug abuse. This doesn't sit well with Amy, who finds her cousin extremely untrustworthy. Elsewhere, Donna (Jillian Armenante) is left to fill Bruce's shoes when he's called upon to investigate a probation violation involving a former gang kid and his racist parole officer. Lonnie Gage: Markus Flanagan. Duncan: Ulysses Cuadra. ASA Bonham: Carolyn McCormick. More 9 Surprised by Gravity Air date: Nov 27, 2001 Amy questions her ability to judge after three teens she sentenced to community service are killed on the job, while Maxine has her hands full with a 40-year-old mystery involving the remains of a baby found underneath a wall owned by three spinster sisters. Also: Kyle settles into a new job at a fast-food burger joint and into his new digs at the Gray home. Shelly: Sandra Oh. Allison Loomis: Alice Hirson. Celia: Rutanya Alda. Violet: Melinda Dillon. Bradshaw: Scott Bryce. Kyle: Kevin Rahm. More 10 Beating the Bounds Air date: Dec 11, 2001 Amy's day goes from bad to worse when Lauren asks if "cheating" was the reason for her divorce, and then Judge Keeler (Rene Auberjonois) asks to observe her at work. Maxine, meanwhile, enlists Kyle's expertise in the case of a 14-year-old boy (Josh Zuckerman) with low self-esteem. Sean: Timothy Omundson. Alissa Rafaello: Netfa Perry. Elias Kelikidis: Michael Constantine. Steve Bolaris: Michael Malota. Letita Sitz: Niecy Nash. Bruce: Richard T. Jones. Kimberly: Alice Dodd. Kyle: Kevin Rahm. More Show More Episodes Tv Season Info Genre: Drama Network: CBS Premiere Date: Sep 25, 2001 Cast Amy Brenneman as Judge Amy Gray Tyne Daly as Maxine Gray Karle Warren as Lauren Gray Kevin Rahm as Kyle McCarty Richard T. Jones as Bruce Van Exel Marcus Giamatti as Peter Gray Jessica Tuck as Gillian Gray Jillian Armenante as Donna Kozlowski-Pant Dan Futterman as Vincent Gray Timothy Omundson as Sean Potter Chris Sarandon as Judge Barry Krumble Reed Diamond as Stuart Collins Nia Long as Andrea Salamon Inny Clemons as Robert Sara Mornell as Carole Tobey Blake Bashoff as Eric Black Alice Dodd as Kimberly Rene Auberjonois as Judge Jackson Keeler Richard Crenna as Jared Duff Mitch Longley as Jonathan Ashworth Julia McIlvaine as Paula Taylor Daniel Roebuck as Alvin Twykoff Richard Burgi as Michael Cassidy Gary Basaraba as Brian Whitaker Erika Alexander as Fran Winston James Patrick Stuart as Charles Manners Camille Lache Smith as Gracie Salamon Clarence Williams III as Joe MacKenzie Reggie Lee as Dr. Oliver Lee Anne Schedeen as Det. Peggy Fraser Julie Dretzin as Dr. Sara Blitzman Steve Blackwood as Det. Leon Josh Zuckerman as Rob Bird Johnny Lewis as Desmond Gretchen German as Alyse Rolfson Natasha Melnick as Alice-Jane Kovac Jack Blessing as ASA Russell Lynchburg Chelse Swain as Anna Csolty Kathryn Meisle as Susan Schooler Vyto Ruginis as James-Earl Kovac T.J. Hall as Christopher Matthew Morgan Scott as Gordon Newhouse Francia Dimase as Catherine Conrad Michael Constantine as Elias Kelikidis William Devane as Richard McCarty Robert Mailhouse as David Humbolt David Marciano as Len Mildmay Ann H. Gillespie as Doris Finch John Rubinstein as James Pierpont Conor O'Farrell as Roger Krauss Markus Flanagan as Lonnie Gage Adam Wylie as Nicholas Binkow Ken Land as Phil Wallace Jeff Van Atta as Deck Mo Gaffney as Dr. Miglietta Julie Cobb as Denise Theibault Gina Hecht as Kerry Bolaris Anton Yelchin as David Bishop Roma Maffia as Amanda York William Bumiller as Vance Conrad Roxanne Meyers as Gordon's Attorney Richard McKenzie as Judge Walter Novak Alisa Wilson as Nancy Fainberg Sarah Swanberg as Denise Sandra Oh as Shelly Tran Michael Malota as Steve Bolaris Harvey J. Alperin as Lester Gibson Gregory Itzin as AAG Ethan Donohue Lorna Scott as Pam Darnell N. David Moore as Deputy Marshall Zach Chapman as Lifeguard Jack Hallett as Mr. Ansel Rebecca Lowman as Irma Basting Lee Chamberlin as Leah Carlson Jordan Baker as Beth Ogilvie Fay Masterson as Joyce Weldon Katie Mitchell as Michelle Moseby Roy Abramsohn as Martin Sawyer Ulysses Cuadra as Duncan Lisa Darr as Marilyn Kriener Parker Stevenson as Mr. Pickeral Carlos Gomez as Alan Kriener Lucinda Jenney as Allison Cossey Jill C. Klein as Gloria Kendall Rachel Robinson as Luana Douglass Randee Heller as Ms. Pankow Aaron Paul as X-Ray Currie Graham as Fletcher `Fletch' Simmons Paul Lieber as Clyde Cisco John Pyper-Ferguson as Paul Grandsen Kevin G. Schmidt as Lewis Ronald William Lawrence as AAG Clarke Kamau Holloway as Marvin Spradlin Nicolas Surovy as Clark Lamoureaux Gloria Dorson as Mable Scott Paula Newsome as Diane Pitt Ray Wise as Mr. Rhodes Nicolas Coster as Desmond Oswald Landry Allbright as Abrianna Franklin Betsy Brandt as Elizabeth Grandsen Carolyn McCormick as ASA Ellis Bonham Robin Karfo as AAG Winford Paul Keith as Howard Taber Will Rothhaar as Anthony Cossey Sean Smith as Volunteer No. 1 Adria Dawn as Giselle Mark Siversten as Mr. Harvey Bob Pescovitz as ASA Herschel Blalock Diana Castle as Monica Lytle Onahoua Rodriguez as Renalda Bret Loehr as Jeremy Kriener Michelle Benes as Judy McGraff Matt McKenzie as Jeff Franklin Christopher Liam Moore as Ian Jankowski Patrick Breen as Asa Levy Dwayne L. Barnes as Sherod Spruell Wesley Jonathan as Off. Tyler Gavin Bill Applebaum as Steve Taylor Gregory Cruz as Ben Leonard Niecy Nash as Off. Letitia Sitz Stephanie Meade as Dr. Nancy Carson Michelle Stafford as Linda Barnes Spencer Garrett as AAG Franklin Dobbs Saxon Trainor as Mrs. Sharon Bayliss Branden Williams as Robert Stivers Maria McCann as Janice Livingston Alice Hirson as Allison Loomis Barry Wiggins as Wayne Cranston Josh Bashioum as Jamie Sturdivant Carlie Westerman as Clair Cossey Rachael Harris as Volunteer No. 2 Jolene Purdy as Jade Joel McCrary as Bernie `The Bubble Man' Zovinar Jim Holmes as AAG Harcourt Rutanya Alda as Celia Loomis Christine Elise as Susan Natali Kimberly McCullough as Melissa Johnston Mary Gillis as Ella Nichols Dylan Hatch as Daniel Cossey Olivia Hack as Jasmine Barnes Bonita Friedericy as Clarissa Owens Sloan Robinson as Doctor Shishir Kurup as Nitin Sharma Colette Kilroy as Lynette Taylor Jessica Cushman as Rebecca Morgan Byron Keith Minns as Mr. Hillard Michael Welsh as Mike Amble Melissa M. Lambert as ASA Lenhart Arlow Stewart as Carl Mares Catherine MacNeal as ASA Rhodes Holliston Coleman as Leslie Krauss Marshall Manesh as Mr. Chelvan Jake Muxworthy as Abbot `Bo' Archer Wilson III Leo Rossi as Harry Smelcer Francesca P. Roberts as Theresa Willings Brett Buford as Frank Natali Kim Staunton as Olivia Humphries Amanda Aardsma as Chloe Marcia Ann Burrs as Elizabeth Josephs Karl Makinen as Rick Searle Valerie Mahaffey as Sue Morelock Melinda Dillon as Violet Loomis Donna Ponterotto as ASA Daphne Gershman Kris Iyer as Dr. Brian James Judith Moreland as Carol Robinson Bahni Turpin as Carmen Devere Gil Colon as Guard Penny Fuller as Ms. Matson Stuart Fratkin as ASA Peyton Burnside Merritt Hicks as Sarah Hankins Alyssa Ashley Nichols as Gwendolyn Reeves Joseph C. Phillips as Malcolm Bond Paul Schackman as Howard Zovinar Deborah Theaker as Mrs. Beatrice Mattingly Daniel Farris as Samuel Stackhouse Morlan Higgins as AAG Petrie Kristen Kaveney as Georgia Natali Pat Crawford Brown as Polly Myra Turley as Martha Dawes Stephen Mendel as Asa Ashley David Lalimar as Preman Chelvan Corbin Allred as Philip Dunbar Lanette Ware as Charlayne Williams Alan Blumenfeld as Frederick Fisher Malcolm David Kelley as Rudy Spruell John Walcutt as Edgar Beyers Matt Roe as Shaun Culham Alan Loayza as Finn Ted Kairys as David Salamon Benjamin King as Hugh Morgan Iqbal Theba as Mr. Pradeep John Cothran Jr. as Ernest Lowry Aaron Todd Kessee as David Cranston Tina Lifford as ASA Joyce Arroyo Alex Morris as Mr. Reeves Jack Forbes as Carl Kaliski Steven Pierce as Mr. Mattingly Amber Barretto as Terri Colonna Jarrett Lennon as Theodore `Ted' Plunket Simon Chernin as Moishe Rosenthal Joshua A. Jackson as Glover Spruell Netfa Perry as Alissa Rafaello Timothy Landfield as Mr. Blackburn Carolyn Hennesy as Louise Rodericks Max Barrie as Wallace Reed Scott Bryce as Bradshaw Ty Upshaw as Leroy Williams Kasim Saul as Police Officer Gildart Jackson as Mo Driscan Jansen Wright as Seth Rosenthal Mickey Caputo as Waiter Chadd Nyerges as Marshal Victor McCay as Russell Coleman Dee Nelson as Janice Samuels Niles Calloway as Warren Lowry Christopher Paul Hart as Moderator Verda Bridges as Tamara Cranston Vernon Willet as AAG Benton Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman as Jonas Wheeler Eric Scott Woods as Roger Cathcart Paul Tuerpé as Det. Chris Jabon Alexander Folk as Principal Owen Farragut Jane Daly as April Wright Lisa C. Nelson as Trey Stevens Mai-Lis Holmes as Ms. Tate Kevin Berntson as Stage Manager Daphne Ashbrook as Beth Michael Dempsey as Off. Bernero Larry Robinson as Marshal Mario Roccuzzo as Reggie Bryant Kenneth Tigar as Dr. Adam Stoller Marianna Elliott as Young Allison La'Myia Good as Rochandra Travino Brenda Song as Vanessa Harper Aixa Clemente as Bettina Lowry John Reilly as Bill Hackett Newell Alexander as Luther Wright Kara Houston as Lynn Dickinson George Murdock as Judge Artel Barry Kivel as Leonard Hudson Darlene Kardon as Laurie Grossman Michael Chieffo as Dr. Eric Miglia Mauricio Mendoza as Father Larry Montoya Scott 'Jesic' Caudill as Benny Eddie Allen as Mark Hudson Sonya Eddy as Guard Cotter Smith as Jeremy Freedman Rhyon Nicole Brown as Rebecca Van Exel Lucy Lee Flippin as Flo Rebecca Jane Klingler as Sylvia Johnny Pacar as Jason Christopher Chris Wynne as Sgt. Heffner Kelly Jo Minter as Joyce Ingram Brian Patrick Clarke as Todd Stanley Kevin E. West as Dante Markham Maree Cheatham as Betty Cynthia Graham as Female Police Officer Michelle Clunie as Nancy Gigi Bermingham as Dr. Bloom Beth Grant as Paula Macht Denise Crosby as Linda Nazretian Molly Brenner as Goth Girl Jason Frasca as Lifeguard Jennifer Dibert as Nose Ring Mary Bogue as Merlene Christopher Allport as Stan Wharton Terri Garber as Toni Eggers Ivor Pyres as Court Appointed Lawyer Kevin Sheridan as Patrick Haines Michael Azria as Spiked Hair Bill Lee Brown as Leo Sitz Marlena Poles as Irma David Proval as Henry Pagano Samaire Armstrong as Kit Becker Amanda Wyss as Denise Wharton Mike Erwin as Max Pagano Frank Merino as Foos Ball Player Rachel Wilson as Colleen Wharton Lauren Petty as Midge Bailey James Stellos as Steve Shira Berenson as Girl Amy Davidson as Lindsey Sandowski Tony Colitti as Prosecutor Tony Carreiro as Alvin Faust Show More Cast Episodes 1 The Last Word Air date: Sep 25, 2001 Lawyer Stuart Collins (Reed Diamond) has a heart attack while arguing with Amy, who has a change of heart towards him when she comes to the hospital and learns that he has no visitors. Meanwhile, Maxine works with a couple whose adopted daughter poses a threat to their biological daughter. Roger Krauss: Conor O'Farrell. Leslie: Holliston Coleman. Vincent: Dan Futterman. More 2 Off the Grid Air date: Oct 2, 2001 Amy is overwhelmed by the pressures of work, home and her love life when she suspects a trial lawyer of gold-digging; fears her mother is missing; and accepts a coffee date with Stuart (Reed Diamond). Meanwhile, Vincent discovers a suspicious lump in Carole's breast, which to his dismay she ignores. Carole: Sara Mornell. Maxine: Tyne Daly. Lauren: Karle Warren. More 3 Darkness for Light Air date: Oct 9, 2001 When not entertaining the idea of making love to Stuart (Reed Diamond), Judge Amy considers a couple of complicated cases, one involving a gang-banger; the other a teenage day trader. Elsewhere, Maxine rearranges her busy schedule to help an 11-year-old find her dog; and Donna launches a one-woman campaign to make Vincent's novel a commercial success. Sean: Timothy Omundson. Bruce: Richard T. Jones. Vincent: Dan Futterman. More 4 The Right Thing to Do Air date: Oct 16, 2001 Judge Amy must rule on the fate of conjoined twins and hears the case of a 15-year-old girl who wishes to be emancipated from her parents, so that she can be with her 20-year-old boyfriend. Jared (Richard Crenna) proposes making his relationship with Maxine more permanent before business takes him away to China; Carole (Sara Mornell) pushes Vincent away after learning a lump in her breast is malignant. Donna: Jillian Armenante. Fran: Erika Alexander. Bruce: Richard T. Jones. More 5 Look Closer Air date: Oct 23, 2001 Maxine is on the verge of losing all she holds dear after Vincent elopes to Las Vegas and Sanctuary House workers are caught taking the law into their own hands. Elsewhere, Amy must decide whether two teenage girls are legally responsible for a classmate's suicide; while Bruce tests the merits of his Gun 101 program. Judge Keeler: Rene Auberjonois. Fran: Erika Alexander. Peggy: Anne Schedeen. Sean: Timothy Omundson. Jonathan: Mitch Longley. More 6 The Unbearable Lightness of Being Family Air date: Oct 30, 2001 Plans for Vincent's wedding-bon voyage party are underway as Maxine returns to work full-time at DCF; Amy rules on whether to modify a joint-custody order so that one parent can take a better-paying job in Paris. Elsewhere, Bruce comes to the aid of the mother of a child with cerebral palsy, while Donna busily prepares to play William Shakespeare at the community theater. Vincent: Dan Futterman. Sue Morelock: Valerie Mahaffey. Sean: Timothy Omundson. Robert: Inny Clemons. Lauren: Karle Warren. Gillian: Jessica Tuck. More 7 Imbroglio Air date: Nov 6, 2001 Sensing her life is a mess, Amy asks Bruce for a good-looking distraction: his friend, Larry. At work, she's occupied with the case of a woman who breast-feeds her 6-year-old son. Also: Maxine goes to bat for an unhappy spelling-bee champ; and Gillian panics over getting Ned into an exclusive preschool. Alice-Jane: Natasha Melnick. James-Earl: Vyto Ruginis. Larry: Mauricio Mendoza. Mrs. Mattingly: Deborah Theaker. Janice: Maria McCann. More 8 Rights of Passage Air date: Nov 20, 2001 Maxine's long-absent nephew (Kevin Rahm) comes to her for help in getting his life back on the right track after he's kicked out of medical school for drug abuse. This doesn't sit well with Amy, who finds her cousin extremely untrustworthy. Elsewhere, Donna (Jillian Armenante) is left to fill Bruce's shoes when he's called upon to investigate a probation violation involving a former gang kid and his racist parole officer. Lonnie Gage: Markus Flanagan. Duncan: Ulysses Cuadra. ASA Bonham: Carolyn McCormick. More 9 Surprised by Gravity Air date: Nov 27, 2001 Amy questions her ability to judge after three teens she sentenced to community service are killed on the job, while Maxine has her hands full with a 40-year-old mystery involving the remains of a baby found underneath a wall owned by three spinster sisters. Also: Kyle settles into a new job at a fast-food burger joint and into his new digs at the Gray home. Shelly: Sandra Oh. Allison Loomis: Alice Hirson. Celia: Rutanya Alda. Violet: Melinda Dillon. Bradshaw: Scott Bryce. Kyle: Kevin Rahm. More 10 Beating the Bounds Air date: Dec 11, 2001 Amy's day goes from bad to worse when Lauren asks if "cheating" was the reason for her divorce, and then Judge Keeler (Rene Auberjonois) asks to observe her at work. Maxine, meanwhile, enlists Kyle's expertise in the case of a 14-year-old boy (Josh Zuckerman) with low self-esteem. Sean: Timothy Omundson. Alissa Rafaello: Netfa Perry. Elias Kelikidis: Michael Constantine. Steve Bolaris: Michael Malota. Letita Sitz: Niecy Nash. Bruce: Richard T. Jones. Kimberly: Alice Dodd. Kyle: Kevin Rahm. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Judging Amy Season 3 All Critics (1) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (0) Daly and Brenneman [deliver] fine acting that rescues sometimes cliched material. Jul 19, 2019 | Full Review… Scott Sandell Los Angeles Times Top Critic View All Critic Reviews (1) Audience Reviews for Judging Amy: Season 3 There are no featured audience reviews yet. Click the link below to see what others say about Judging Amy: Season 3! See All Audience Reviews News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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