Franklin & Bash Season 1 Episode 6 Big Fish

Franklin & Bash season 1 episode 6, titled "Big Fish," begins with our two titular attorneys, Peter Franklin and Jared Bash, being hauled into court by a family of fishermen. It turns out that Franklin and Bash were out fishing and caught a massive blue marlin that the family had been trying to catch for years. The fishermen are suing Franklin and Bash for "stealing" their fish and ruining their chances of catching it themselves. Despite the absurdity of the situation, the case goes to trial.

As they prepare for the trial, Franklin and Bash are also dealing with personal matters. Bash is trying to woo back his ex-girlfriend, while Franklin is being sued by a former client for malpractice. The two friends are out of their depth, but that doesn't stop them from diving headfirst into the case.

In court, Franklin and Bash are surprised to discover that the case is being heard by Judge Stanton, who happens to be an avid fisherman himself. The judge is sympathetic to the fishermen's cause and seems to be leaning in their favor. Franklin and Bash realize that they need to do something drastic to win the case.

They come up with a scheme to catch another massive blue marlin and present it in court as evidence. With the help of an expert fisherman, they set out to catch the fish and bring it back to court. Their plan is successful, and they present the huge fish as evidence in court. Judge Stanton is impressed and rules in favor of Franklin and Bash, much to the chagrin of the angry fishermen.

Meanwhile, Bash's attempts to win back his ex-girlfriend have been unsuccessful, and she seems to be moving on with someone new. But in a surprising twist, it turns out that the new guy is actually a hitman who has been hired to kill Bash. The situation escalates quickly, and Franklin and Bash find themselves in the middle of a dangerous situation.

As the episode comes to a close, Franklin and Bash are battered and bruised but victorious in both the court case and the dangerous situation. They realize that they may not always know what they're doing, but they always manage to come out on top.

Overall, "Big Fish" is a fun and entertaining episode of Franklin & Bash. The absurdity of the courtroom case, combined with the danger of Bash's personal situation, makes for an exciting and unpredictable ride. Fans of the show will definitely enjoy this episode, and newcomers will be entertained by the show's unique blend of humor and drama.