The Bad Client
Episodul 5.9 din serialul Bull
Actori serial: Michael Weatherly
(Dr. Jason Bull), Freddy Rodríguez (Benjamin "Benny" Colón), Geneva Carr (Marissa Morgan), Erich Bergen (ADA Robert Jones), Donovan Christie Jr. (ADA Kenneth Kiehl), Yara Martinez (Isabella "Izzy" Colón), Frank Whaley (Max Hyland / Ray Peterman), Jill Hennessy (Ellen McCrory), Eric Stoltz (Matthew Price / Red Headed Political Reporter), Tom Lipinski (Dr. Terrence Robeson), William Sadler (Father Andy), Caitlin Mehner (Julia Summerfield), Malcolm Goodwin (Eddie Mitchell), Craig muMs Grant (Walter Mora), Jon Lindstrom (Donovan Nichols), Frankie Faison (Lee Donaldson), Peter Riegert (Dr. Cohen), Vedette Lim (ADA Selma Rivers), Xander Berkeley (Judge Hollingsworth), Josh Hamilton (Mr. Westbury)Scenariul: Travis Donnelly
Regia: Eric Stoltz
Difuzare: 22.02.2021
Durata: 00:43:24
Cod producție: 509
Link IMDb: The Bad Client
Link TMDb: The Bad Client
Nota IMDb: 6,7
Explicații IMDb: Bull uses the First Amendment's freedom of speech to defend TAC's client, a controversial news commentator blamed for a man's suicide after she accused him on air of murder.
Explicații TMDb: Bull uses the First Amendment's freedom of speech to defend a controversial news commentator blamed for a man's suicide after she accused him on air of murder.
Explicații Wikipedia: Legal TV personality Madeline McBride (Callie Thorne) is convinced that Jeremy Brennan is guilty of raping and murdering his preteen stepdaughter, Kaylee, though police have not made an arrest. Madeline's claims cause Jeremy to be constantly harassed, leading to a lawsuit brought by him and his wife, Kaylee's mother. TAC wants to convince the jury that McBride has first amendment protection, but Bull and Benny are taken aback when McBride continues to target Brennan on her show while on trial. Even worse, Brennan commits suicide, with a witness later testifying that he suffered from depression. The defense is further weakened when another man confesses to the rape and murder. Despite TAC's best efforts, McBride is found guilty and ordered to pay damages of $2.5 million.