In the dead of the night, a driver hits an anonymous man. The evidence is clear: a party-going drunk driver, the victim's blood on the headlight of his car, and even an eyewitness to the tragedy. The most basic of cases for Mike Cutter, easily a conviction for vehicular manslaughter. Or is it?

A young, posh wedding planner is brutally murdered. The facts seem cut and dry until a tenacious blast from Mike Cutter's past threatens to jeopardize the case and his reputation. Mystery, jealousy, and a comedy of errors ensue. Eventually Mike/Connie

Cutter's self-esteem is lifted after eavesdropping on an intriguing conversation between two interns employed at the DA's office.

After a bad case, Connie and Mike get drunk. You can probably guess the rest.

After the events of 20x05 “Dignity”, Jack gives Mike an assignment concerning old cases to make a point about why his soul shouldn’t reside in the umbrella stand.