
Bull — Season 5

Bull and the TAC team find themselves navigating the unfamiliar landscape of a virtual court system, grappling with the disruption caused by the coronavirus-induced shutdown of New York City.

A conflict of interest arises for the TAC team when Benny represents the plaintiff and Chunk the defendant in a single civil case: a mother's lawsuit against a young artist she holds responsible for her daughter’s death.

Bull lends his support to Chunk as he takes on a case from his law school’s legal aid clinic: a woman convicted of killing a guard during a prison transport. The prosecution maintains the woman fired at the guard in an attempt to escape, bu…

A somber Christmas looms for TAC as Bull and Benny take on the case of Marissa and her husband, Greg. They represent the couple in federal court after charges of money laundering and fraud, stemming from Greg’s restaurant, are leveled again…

Bull felt a growing unease; he doubted he could persuade a jury that his client, a religious leader, was innocent of his wife’s murder. The foundation of his defense was crumbling as a significant secret the pastor had kept about the marria…

The case of Bull and Chunk centers on an emergency room physician facing a malpractice lawsuit. The allegations stem from the doctor's decision to prioritize the care of one critically injured patient over another who was also in imminent d…

Bull and Benny undertake a challenging defense in a federal trial for a young woman accused of assisting her husband, an extremist, in an act of domestic terrorism. As the contentious case gains public attention, Benny’s dedication to TAC c…

Attorney Bull is taking his client's case to federal court. The client faces accusations of misappropriating scientific research while employed by a corporation. He maintains that his groundbreaking work was deliberately suppressed by the c…

Bull invoked the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech to defend a news commentator who had sparked controversy after alleging murder against a man during a broadcast, a claim widely considered to have contributed to his suicide.

Izzy implores Bull to seek a court order for the exhumation of her close friend, fueled by the son's assertion of murder, even though the initial cause of death was determined to be accidental.

Memories surface in fragmented glimpses as Bull pursues a new trial for the man whose wrongful conviction ignited his decade-long dedication to the field of trial science. These recollections illuminate the genesis of TAC.

Bull and the TAC team harbor concerns about potential jury bias as Bull undertakes a murder trial defense for a Black Lives Matter activist. The defendant is also the son of the man whose wrongful conviction ignited Bull's passion for creat…

Bull was engaged by a woman resolute in her defiance of legal counsel. She insisted on pleading guilty to the murder of a wealthy philanthropist who had exploited her during her adolescence.

Chunk extends a favor to his daughter, Anna, persuading Bull to take on a robbery case for a young man. The defendant faces a difficult legal fight, compounded by his refusal to identify his partner in crime. Meanwhile, Chunk harbors doubts…

Bull intends to sway a federal jury without presenting concrete evidence, representing Hank Alston, a child recovery agent accused of fraud for failing to document his clandestine activities. Meanwhile, Izzy urges Benny to retaliate against…

Izzy calls off her wedding to Bull after his actions threaten Benny’s political aspirations. His handling of the defense in the corruption trial of the former District Attorney, a position Benny seeks to fill, has irrevocably jeopardized th…


