
Amen Season 4 Episode 23
The Deacon and Amelia trade insults in and out of the courtroom after Amelia trips on the Deacon’s steps and breaks her foot.
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Serie: Amen
Episode Title: Who's Sorry Now?
Air Date: 1990-03-17
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