When Ally is visiting Greg in the hospital, she meets a boy dying of leukemia who wants to sue God. But Ling shows up, and then the gang at Cage & Fish learn something pretty surprising about her.

When Ally is visiting Greg in the hospital, she meets a boy dying of leukemia who wants to sue God. But Ling shows up, and then the gang at Cage & Fish learn something pretty surprising about her.

On her way to Cage and Fish, Ally runs into herself, better known as Jenny, a young lawyer just fired and heartbroken over her ex. So Ally hires her. Problem is Richard has also hired Glenn, Jenny's ...

John Michael Higgins is an American comic actor whose film credits include Christopher Guest's mockumentaries, the role of David Letterman in HBO's The Late S ...

And John Cage's latest heartfelt speeches sounded hollow and completely out on left field. Still no explanation as to where all of those characters went, but maybe I'm overthinking things here... « ...

Ally McBeal, the "it" network show of the late '90s, is now available on Hulu, but is it worth the re-watch?

On television, MacNicol eventually hit weekly series paydirt when he took on the role of quirky law firm boss John 'the Biscuit' Cage on the hit courtroom comedy "Ally McBeal" (FOX, 1997-2002 ...

Fantasy elements like the dancing baby, Ally's outrageously long tongue and the voice of Barry White that motivates John 'The Biscuit' Cage (Peter MacNicol) captivated audiences almost immediately.

He then became a series regular, playing the role of Alan Birch, in TV drama Chicago Hope (1994-1998), before getting the part of John Cage in Ally McBeal.

The show followed lawyer Ally McBeal (Flockhart) as she worked in the Boston law firm Cage & Fish. Flockhart revealed she would be happy to join the “Ally McBeal” revival.