Ep 23. Benevolent Deception

Bull season 1 episode 23, titled "Benevolent Deception," follows the TAC team as they defend a surgeon accused of malpractice. The surgeon, Dr. Shea, is being accused of performing an unnecessary surgery that paralyzed a young woman. The victim's family is seeking $10 million in damages and Shea's reputation is on the line. Along with Bull's team, Shea's lawyer, Ron Getman, must prove that there was no medical malpractice involved.

As the trial begins, the TAC team discovers that the victim's medical history may have played a role in her paralysis. They also learn that Getman has been keeping a crucial piece of evidence from them: a video that shows the victim walking after the surgery. Getman argues that the video was shot before the surgery was performed, but Bull and his team suspect otherwise.

Meanwhile, Benny is dealing with a personal crisis of his own. His ex-girlfriend Izzy is back in town and has revealed that Benny has a teenage son he never knew about. Benny is torn between his loyalty to his current girlfriend and his desire to get to know his son.

As the trial continues, Bull and the team uncover more evidence that suggests Dr. Shea did not commit malpractice. They also discover that Getman may have tampered with the victim's medical records. With the help of a surprise witness, Bull and his team are able to win the case and clear Shea's name.

After the trial, Benny decides to meet his son, who is struggling with addiction. Benny offers his support and promises to be there for him. Meanwhile, Bull's team celebrates their victory, but their euphoria is short-lived when they discover that a key witness in another case has suddenly disappeared.

"Benevolent Deception" is a tense and emotional episode that explores the complicated world of malpractice suits and the personal struggles of the TAC team. The episode is filled with twists and turns that keep the audience on the edge of their seats. It also raises important questions about the ethics of deception and the lengths people will go to protect their reputations. Overall, "Benevolent Deception" is a must-watch episode for fans of the legal drama genre.