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Do you want to follow Ed Stevens? Is Stuckeyville looking better and better? Trying hard to be cute, the producers of NBC's "Ed" missed an opportunity to depict the real ordeal of leaving the large firm womb. You don't see Ed fretting about $100,000 in law school loans or scouring the floor for loose change. He takes to small-town solo practice like a duck to water. If only the change were that easy.
November 22, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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