Ep 3. The Murder Clock

Trial & Error season 2 episode 3, titled "The Murder Clock," follows the eccentric defense team of Larry Henderson, who is accused of murdering his wife, as they set out to gather evidence to prove his innocence. Josh Segal, played by Nicholas D'Agosto, and his team of legal misfits, which includes Anne Flatch (Sherri Shepherd) and Dwayne Reed (Steven Boyer) return to their crime-solving ways as they attempt to prove Larry's innocence.

In this particular episode, the defense team discovers a critical piece of evidence that may help exonerate Larry. They learn of the "Murder Clock," a device that can track the whereabouts of individuals on the night of the murder. With the help of this clock, the team attempts to piece together the chain of events that took place on the night of Larry's wife's murder.

As they dig deeper, the team learns more about the relationship between Larry and his wife, as well as the events leading up to the murder. They uncover hidden secrets, motives, and clues that point in different directions, making it difficult to determine who the real killer is.

The episode is filled with humorous moments as the defense team navigates the quirky town of East Peck, where the trial takes place. With each new lead, they face unexpected obstacles and setbacks, ultimately leading them closer to the shocking truth.

As the clock ticks, the team races against time to gather the evidence needed to prove Larry's innocence before it's too late. Their efforts culminate in a surprising and unpredictable twist that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats.

Overall, Trial & Error season 2 episode 3 is a blend of mystery, comedy, and drama that keeps audiences engaged from start to finish. It showcases the talent of the show's ensemble cast and leaves viewers eager for more.