Ep 7. A Girl Without Feelings

In season 3 episode 7 of Bull, titled "A Girl Without Feelings", the team is faced with a complex case involving a young woman named Taylor Rentzel who is accused of stabbing her boyfriend to death. Taylor is diagnosed with a medical condition called "apathy syndrome" which makes her unable to experience emotions. As a result, the prosecution argues that she is a danger to society and must be put away for life.

Bull and the team take on the daunting task of defending Taylor in court and proving that she is not a danger to society despite her lack of emotions. They argue that she acted out of self-defense and that her condition should not be held against her in the court of law.

As the trial goes on, the team begins to unravel the true nature of Taylor's condition and possible motives for the murder. They discover that Taylor's past experiences and trauma may have led to her developing apathy syndrome, and that her boyfriend may have been abusive towards her.

Throughout the episode, viewers are taken on a journey of emotional complexity as they grapple with the idea of a person who can't experience emotions and the repercussions it can have on their actions. The case raises important questions about empathy, mental health, and the judicial system's ability to understand and accommodate those with unique medical conditions.

As the trial comes to a close, viewers are left wondering what the verdict will be and what it means for Taylor and the people around her. This episode of Bull highlights the importance of compassion and understanding in the judicial system and the need for more awareness and support for those with unique medical conditions.