It's a very genuine moment that establishes her as a Jerk with a Heart of Gold and proves that, despite her cold exterior, she really does care about helping her clients and fighting for what's right.
Heartwarming Moments: After Denise manages to get a sympathetic client a better settlement than initially offered by bluffing that the amount offered by the other side is unacceptable and threatening to beat them in court for much more, she immediately assures the client that she would never have let that offer actually walk out the door had her bluff been called.In that very same speech, Reverend Sharpton calls for an "African-American Spider-Man." Miles Morales, that's your cue.Ten years later, the remake Annie (2014) was made, starring Quvenzhané Wallis, a black actress. The pilot deals with a woman who sues casting directors after her African-American daughter was passed over for the title role in Annie, a part traditionally played by a white actress, culminating in an iconic moment in which the Reverend Al Sharpton bursts into the courtroom and demands "Give the world a black Little Orphan Annie!".Later in the season 5 finale, his law firm of Crane Poole & Schmidt is bought out by a Chinese organisation, against his wishes they ultimately fire Denny and remove his name from the firm.
Harsher in Hindsight: in the season 4 episode Attack of the Xenophobes, Denny Crane says "I have nothing against the Chinese".Fanon: Because of James Spader's current role in The Blacklist, many have painted Alan Shore as one of Raymond Reddington's aliases.A shining example has to be Brad accidentally cutting off the fingers of a priest with a fire axe - while impersonating an FBI agent - and then the priest's cat making off with one of the man's severed fingers, whilst a crowd of nuns scream in shock and horror, and when they find the missing finger, they use it to blackmail the priest before giving it back. Crosses the Line Twice: More than once.Creator's Pet: Jerry arguably weasels his way into virtually every episode by season three.
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