Bull season 3 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In Frankie's Diner, a confrontation in the ladies' restroom leads to a man being shot by a police officer, sparking citywide tension and a federal civil rights claim. Dr. Bull, an expert in jury analysis, is brought in by Police Commissioner Scott to navigate the complex case involving Officer Tonya Harris. Amidst protests and anti-cop sentiment, the trial reveals a stunning twist: the shooting may have been a scheme orchestrated by the victim and Officer Harris. The confession shifts the narrative, highlighting societal issues and the intricate dynamics of justice and personal accountability.
Full Episode S03E03 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What incident occurred at Frankie's Diner?
A man burst into the ladies' restroom, leading to a confrontation and him getting shot by a police officer.
Who is Dr. Bull?
Dr. Bull is an expert in jury analysis, consulted by Police Commissioner Scott for the case involving the shooting at Frankie's Diner.
Who is Cal Peterson?
Cal Peterson is the victim of the shooting, a Teacher of the Year award recipient who filed a federal civil rights claim against the city.
What advice does Dr. Bull give to Commissioner Scott?
Dr. Bull advises Commissioner Scott to settle the case quickly due to the high anti-cop sentiment in the city.
Who is Officer Tonya Harris?
Officer Tonya Harris is the police officer involved in the shooting at Frankie's Diner, facing public backlash and legal challenges.
How does the city react to the shooting incident?
The city experiences heightened tensions, protests, and violent acts against police officers, reflecting the public's outrage and anti-cop sentiment.
What strategy does Dr. Bull propose for selecting jurors?
Dr. Bull focuses on selecting jurors based on their principles of self-defense and protection, aiming to frame the narrative around the circumstances rather than racial bias.
What twist does Bull uncover during the trial?
Bull uncovers evidence suggesting that Cal Peterson and Tonya Harris might have been romantically involved and planned the shooting as part of a scheme to sue the city.
What is the outcome of the trial after Tonya Harris' confession?
Tonya Harris' confession to the scheme alters the case's outcome, highlighting the complexity of the case and the personal ramifications for those involved.
What societal issues are highlighted by the case?
The case brings to light societal issues such as racial tensions, police-community relations, and the personal impact of legal battles on individuals' lives.