'Bull' Season 6 Episode 4: Bull arrested for jury tampering, fans say he's cavalier

Marrissa goes behind Bull's back as she tries to sell the TAC algorithm amid financial troubles
Michael Weatherly as Dr Jason Bull in 'Bull' (CBS)
Michael Weatherly as Dr Jason Bull in 'Bull' (CBS)

Spoilers for Bull: Season 6 Episode 4   'Uneasy Lies the Crown'
The latest episode of 'Bull' sees Jason Bull and TAC take on a case against a vape company, SmokeStack whose product malfunctioned and killed a user, with them trying to settle for less money. The official synopsis reads: "Bull faces uncertainty in court when a trial hinges on just one juror in a class-action suit against a vaping company selling malfunctioning devices; Marissa takes the initiative when Bull ignores TAC's growing financial difficulties."

Over the course of the episode, we see Bull and Palmer manage to find a witness who can testify that the vaping company knowingly put out faulty products in order to save money, even though the engineer Dennis Labrie (Michael Puzzo) had warned the CEO of the company. Carole Atkins (Julie Dretzin) the defending lawyer makes him look like a crackpot who can't be trusted. Bull's case also relied on the fact that all the jurors should stay the same, but as fate has it one injured juror is replaced by Coach Randall Hughes (J Tucker Smith) who despises victim culture and hates cheaters. With 147 injured victims and one dead victim, this is worrying but Bull decides to use his principle of a fair game to his advantage. But Carole's move may have just shaken the foundation of their case.

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As Bull tells everyone to go take a breather and rest, we see him take his car out on his own. It is revealed that he is outside of Coach Hughes' house as the scene fades out. The class-action suits goes their way with the Coach reading out the verdict and finding them negligent. TAC celebrates with a party but the joy is interrupted when Palmer gets a call asking Bull to report to the judge's office. Carole along with the judge is present there and so is the FBI. They inform him of a development in the suit and tell them that they received an anonymous tip about interference with the jury. Bull is accused of bribing Randall Hughes as the episode ends with him being arrested for jury tampering as he strongly refutes doing so. Fans who watched the episode were stunned as well when they saw Bull outside the coach's house, possibly pulling a very stupid move. Here's how they reacted.

A viewer commented, "You need to help yourself before you can help others, Dr. #Bull." "Jason is being far too cavalier. @BullCBS #BULL", read another tweet. A fan also said, "We need Gibbs with a head slap. #Bull"

Yet another fan tweeted, "Oh, Dr. #Bull, you did do something stupid." "Ohh Bull, what did you do?? #Bull", read another tweet. A fan also commented, "@BullCBS This isn’t good. #BULL"



 



 



 



 



 



 

'Bull' Season 6 airs Thursdays at 10 pm ET on CBS. 

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