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Philip hits the headlines when two jurors from his "Showbiz Madam" trial are dismissed, with no reasons given. Upon his search for new guests on Hilary's show, Will encounters one of the jurors, George Howlings ( George Wallace ) – and invites him on as the next guest. When he reveals his opinions about Philip and the court case live on air, Will and Hilary are left to face the consequences. It only gets worse when Jay Leno pokes fun at the Bankses during his monologue and then does a mocking…

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Philip hits the headlines when two jurors from his "Showbiz Madam" trial are dismissed, with no reasons given. Upon his search for new guests on Hilary's show, Will encounters one of the jurors, George Howlings ( George Wallace ) – and invites him on as the next guest. When he reveals his opinions about Philip and the court case live on air, Will and Hilary are left to face the consequences. It only gets worse when Jay Leno pokes fun at the Bankses during his monologue and then does a mocking tribute (parodying the Dancing Itos ) to Phil on his show. When Philip gets enraged at this, Will proceeds to torture him by singing And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going.

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