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For the purpose of this review I am going to ignore the plot twists of the earlier accident and the consequent withdrawal from the case of the insurance company. So this is where we are: a 14 year old boy climbs a ten foot fence and gets up on the roof of a pizza joint. He falls off and ends up in a wheel chair. He then sues the owners of the pizza place, because his injury is their fault. The logic of his attorney is: if you put a piece of pizza on the roof of your shop, it's basically an invitation to teenagers to climb up. Hm, really? Despite the ten foot high fence, with a chain lock, despite a warning sign saying "no trespassing"? Seems a little farfetched to me. This attorney then goes on to state that the shop owners should have put up a sign saying: "Danger, do not climb on the roof". REALLY? And THAT would have stopped him??? If anything, such a sign would have been an open invitation. Does this show not use legal advisors?

What in the world!! My teenage kids and I (ages 16 and 18) enjoy the Bull series together each week and we were ALL appalled that the choices and LIES of this boy were rewarded with 4 million dollars. Heck, ANY amount would have been unbelievable! The fact that the young mans LIES were viewed as 'no big deal' and actually used by the 'good guys (Bull and his team)' to get the insurance company to capitulate is disappointing at best! Sure, a life changing injury for anyone, especially a 14 year old, is tragic ...but HE and HE allow made the choices that led to his injury. This episode illustrates so much that is WRONG WITH the current state of affairs/thinking/views... lying is okay, we are not responsible for our actions, others are to blame for any ill that should befall us ....CRAZY!!

MAJOR SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!! I really enjoy watching this show ( I gave it 7 stars which for me is a lot). I've seen every episode so far and will continue to look forward to watching new episodes. HOWEVER, this particular episode basically allowed a 14 years old boy make a boat load of money for committing perjury. While it's true he got hurt badly while performing a boneheaded stunt, he lied under oath. Everyone on Bull's team knew it but forced the insurance company to pay this liar double the original settlement offered by the plaintiff or face being sued by them. To say I was disappointed by this plot twist would be the understatement of the year. So, c'mon writers and execs, try to keep it real as you have been. Thank you.

I was disappointed in that the insurance company ended up giving the family money for the boy's injuries. The accident happened because the boy was stupid and showing off. The insurance company is not responsible for stupidity.

I am a family man. Bull, an interesting show with good actors, and some controversy, is about to lose this viewer due to the number of episodes, like this one, in which children are hurt or killed. Please stop.