What underlies the decisions we make? Is it possible to predict the position of twelve people regarding the same question that does not have an unambiguous answer? If you have already seen the series Bull, then you know the answers to these questions. If not, stock up on popcorn and get started. If you love criminal psychological investigations, this series will definitely not leave you indifferent.
The series follows the employees at Trial Analysis Corporation (TAC), a jury consulting firm headed by Dr. Jason Bull, who is a psychologist and trial-science expert. Bull uses his skills and those of his team not only to select the right jurors for his clients, but also to help his clients' lawyers decide which type of argument will win over jurors best. Bull is inspired by the early career of Dr. Phil McGraw, who also serves as an executive producer.
Each episode is a separate story. At the same time, the series has a certain cross-cutting theme and a constant cast of characters. But even if you suddenly miss a whole season, it will not greatly affect your perception.
So what do we have? Crime and criminal. Or someone who is accused of a crime. And yes, more often than not, he or she is indeed innocent. But here's the problem - all the facts are against this poor fellow. Oh no, it's not that clear cut. Sometimes this fine intellectual team has to take the side of those who really broke the law. And several times they themselves fall for the bait of cunning criminals.
In general, there will be no uniformity. Despite the almost identical plot of each episode: the crime, the jury selection process, the trial, each episode will still be special. There are no chases and fights here, and no one sits in ambush, but the dynamics are still constant. And perhaps, if you pay attention to details, you will even learn a couple of psychological tricks.
Despite its detective story, the series does not leave a heavy or unpleasant aftertaste, so I can recommend it regardless of your mood. Lately, I have been attentive to such things, because many people in my country are in a state of depression. As for this series, on the contrary, it will help you take your mind off problems, as a good light book does.
