Bull season 3 episode 1 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Dr. Bull, back at work post-heart attack, faces a moral quandary when his team represents EquiSafe Insurance, denying a liver transplant to Julia Summerfield. Amidst jury selection strategies and courtroom drama, the team grapples with their conscience, particularly after learning of team member Cable's tragic death in a bridge collapse. In a twist, Bull personally compensates Julia with $2 million for her operation, reflecting his internal conflict and the team's discomfort with the case.
Full Episode S03E01 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dr. Bull?
Dr. Bull is the lead character, a trial science expert who returns to work after a heart attack.
What is the main case in this episode?
The case involves Julia Summerfield, whose liver transplant was denied by EquiSafe Insurance.
Who does TAC represent in the case?
TAC represents EquiSafe Insurance, not Julia Summerfield.
What is the relationship update about Marissa?
Marissa reveals she remarried her ex-husband, Greg Valerian.
What is Marshall Hitchcock's offer to TAC?
Marshall Hitchcock offers TAC a $2 million monthly retainer to work for EquiSafe Insurance.
What is the strategy for jury selection?
The strategy involves finding jurors who would sympathize with an insurance company.
What happened to Cable?
Cable tragically died in a bridge collapse.
What is Julia Summerfield's health condition?
Julia has a liver damaged by a failed cancer treatment, needing a transplant.
How does the jury rule in the case?
The jury finds in favor of EquiSafe Insurance, denying Julia's claim.
What does Bull do after the verdict?
Bull gives Julia a $2 million check for her operation, using EquiSafe's money.
How does the team react to Cable's death?
The team is deeply affected and concerned about Cable's disappearance and death.
What role does Dr. Bendry play in the case?
Dr. Bendry testifies about Julia's medical condition and the failed treatment.
What is the episode's primary ethical dilemma?
The dilemma is between the financial interests of the insurance company and Julia's need for a transplant.
What is Bull's relationship status?
Bull is single, having experienced a recent heart attack and reflecting on his personal life.
How does Julia Summerfield plead to the jury?
Julia makes an emotional plea about the importance of every month she could gain from the transplant.
