Gina the widow of Ryan Larson is now on board because she loves her son. She also realizes that the written suicide note from Ryan is iffy. Billy digs further into this factor. He is employing Ryan’s son Jason and also his witness/engineer Ned Berring. The big story is the hearing which requires Ned to identify substances that could make the case much more interesting. Unfortunately, certain factors make him a horrible witness. Meanwhile we are introduced to a time capsule uncovered in the Larson backyard.
A restraining order is presented to keep Billy away from his wife's home (the home he built) and the head lawyer at the firm is in cahoots for some interesting reasons. There is also a weird relationship developing between Donald and Lucy. She is the ambitious although incredibly fragile and naive young lawyer working for Donald’s firm. Behind the scenes lurks danger for everyone. There is a frightening figure we've seen before and there are so many angles yet to be interpreted? 5* (I really liked this episode)
Directed by Lawrence Trilling, written by David E. Kelley and Jonathan Shapiro with Billy Bob Thornton, William Hurt, Maria Bello, Olivia Thirlby, Nina Arianda, Molly Parker, Tania Raymonde, Sarah Wynter, Britain Dalton, Damon Gupton, Dwight Yoakam, Kevin Weisman, Kevin Weisman, Diana Hopper, Juan Gabriel Pareja, Rigo Sanchez, Patrick Robert Smith, Gilbert Owuor, Julie Brister
Note: Imdb 8.2* out of 10* with 849 reviews, Amazon 4.7* out of 5* with 84.880 global ratings, godzilla.co/reviews/amazon-uk-tv-review 8*.
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