The first season of Bull was full of ...bull, but this 2nd season is abysmal and unbearable to watch.
When the first episode of the second season came out, I was about to write a review for it with the headline "OMG...DiNozzo is back!" because of a big turn on Bull's character and personality. He wasn't the calm, pseudo-sophisticated Dr. Bull anymore, but more like a parody of Michael Weatherly's previous acting persona in NCIS. He was nervous, constantly agitated, narcissistic, and more ...childish, if you prefer.
Anyway, this whole season is a train wreck and we probably have Steven Spielberg to blame, since he has this view for granting second chances and he didn't kill Bull in its first season, as he owed to do in other terrible shows like "Under the Dome" and that Halle Berry A.I. Sci-fi.
In this terrible episode, Bull Takes on a Small Town Factory to Save an Old Girlfriend. But ...the company didn't do anything wrong other than being ...a company. Only 3-4 people (and one imposter!!!) CLAIM that their totally different and irrelevant illnesses are related with the company's use of some NOT ILLEGAL (and safe according to FDA or whatever) chemical they use.
The old girlfriend gets to the stand and blubbers some pseudo-sentimental bull and gives a totally unrelated example about a hypothetical dog (that doesn't have any similarity with the case) so the counselor of the company decides to make an offer of ...20 times the original settlement to drop the lawsuit!!
I 'm really angry that I watched this.
This crap has nothing to do with a legal drama. The arguments are ridiculous, the "science" too, and in my opinion the show must get off the air as soon as possible.
Overall: This show is only for viewers who have missed Anthony DiNozzo and they don't mind seeing him wearing glasses and unshaved. Terrible. Just terrible.
When the first episode of the second season came out, I was about to write a review for it with the headline "OMG...DiNozzo is back!" because of a big turn on Bull's character and personality. He wasn't the calm, pseudo-sophisticated Dr. Bull anymore, but more like a parody of Michael Weatherly's previous acting persona in NCIS. He was nervous, constantly agitated, narcissistic, and more ...childish, if you prefer.
Anyway, this whole season is a train wreck and we probably have Steven Spielberg to blame, since he has this view for granting second chances and he didn't kill Bull in its first season, as he owed to do in other terrible shows like "Under the Dome" and that Halle Berry A.I. Sci-fi.
In this terrible episode, Bull Takes on a Small Town Factory to Save an Old Girlfriend. But ...the company didn't do anything wrong other than being ...a company. Only 3-4 people (and one imposter!!!) CLAIM that their totally different and irrelevant illnesses are related with the company's use of some NOT ILLEGAL (and safe according to FDA or whatever) chemical they use.
The old girlfriend gets to the stand and blubbers some pseudo-sentimental bull and gives a totally unrelated example about a hypothetical dog (that doesn't have any similarity with the case) so the counselor of the company decides to make an offer of ...20 times the original settlement to drop the lawsuit!!
I 'm really angry that I watched this.
This crap has nothing to do with a legal drama. The arguments are ridiculous, the "science" too, and in my opinion the show must get off the air as soon as possible.
Overall: This show is only for viewers who have missed Anthony DiNozzo and they don't mind seeing him wearing glasses and unshaved. Terrible. Just terrible.