Bull season 4 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Whitney Holland shares her challenging farm upbringing and introduces the Freshwater Honeycomb, a desalination tool, amidst skepticism about its scalability. In court, discrepancies in Whitney's past and the technology's feasibility are scrutinized. The jury faces a deadlock, resulting in a mistrial and a delayed retrial. Surprisingly, a juror offers financial support, highlighting the unpredictable nature of jury dynamics and the influence of belief in innovation.
Full Episode S04E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Freshwater Honeycomb?
The Freshwater Honeycomb is a passive, nonelectrical desalination tool designed by Whitney Holland.
Why does Whitney Holland's team doubt the feasibility of the Freshwater Honeycomb?
The team doubts the feasibility due to the unrealistic timeline of scaling the technology to meet the promised output.
What discrepancies are found in Whitney Holland's backstory?
Discrepancies include the true cause of her father's death and the reason for her leaving college, which contradict her initial claims.
What strategy does the defense use during the trial?
The defense focuses on Whitney's genuine belief in her vision and the potential of the Freshwater Honeycomb, despite her past fabrications.
What is the outcome of the trial?
The trial results in a mistrial due to the jury's inability to reach a unanimous decision, leading to a postponed retrial.
How does the trial conclude unexpectedly?
A juror expresses fascination with Whitney's vision and offers financial support for the Freshwater Honeycomb project.
What does the team reflect on after the trial?
The team reflects on the complexity of jury dynamics, the impact of belief in innovation, and the potential future of the Freshwater Honeycomb project.
