Ep 19. Bring It On

When a teenage girl is accused of bullying and causing the suicide of another student, Bull takes on her case. However, the situation becomes complicated when the girl refuses to plead guilty or innocent, insisting that she did not realize the impact of her actions.

As Bull and his team begin to dig deeper into the case, they discover that there may be more at play than just bullying. The victim's parents are suing the school, claiming that they did not do enough to prevent the bullying. Meanwhile, the defendant's parents are also dealing with their own issues.

As the trial approaches, tensions run high both in and out of the courtroom. Bull must use all of his skills and experience to navigate this difficult case and find the truth, while also trying to help the defendant understand the gravity of her actions.

Throughout the episode, the show raises important questions about responsibility, accountability, and the impact that our actions have on others. As always, the legal drama is top-notch, with strong performances from the entire cast and some unexpected twists and turns along the way.

Overall, "Bring It On" is another impressive episode of Bull that tackles important issues with sensitivity and nuance. Fans of the show will definitely not want to miss this one, and those who are new to Bull will find plenty to enjoy here as well.