input: TEXT: Bull: I'm Dr. Jason Bull. I'm not a lawyer. I'm an expert in what's called trial science. I study the jury's behavioral patterns. I know what they're thinking before they do. Everything my team learns gets plugged into a matrix, which allows us to assemble a shadow jury that is scary in its predictive efficiency. The verdict you get depends on me. And that's no bull. Don't tell me plane crashes are bad luck. You think that Malaysia flight just disappeared? Statistically, flying is still the safest way to travel. It's a business, isn't it? They need to be held accountable. You have to trust the pilot, but... it's a leap of faith. You get on a plane without a second thought. But you have no idea who's flying it. (thunder rumbling) (plane rattling) Flight attendant: Ladies and gentlemen, we'll be starting our descent into Albany in just a few moments. (crying) Flight attendants will be coming through the cabin to pick up any last-minute trash items. As a reminder, we're entering some rough air, so please remain in your seats with seatbelts fastened. (plane continues rattling) Ma'am. (sniffles) You really need to take your seat. I'm so sorry. This needs to be up, sweetie. (rumbling grows louder, passengers gasping) (passengers screaming) Benny: It's a simple question, Mr. Stowman. Vince: In the world history of stupid questions, that is the stupidest question. Marissa: Our client just torpedoed jurors two and eight. 12 thinks he's a rebel. Lifelong fan, but I... Vince: w*nk*r. Marissa: There goes 12. Vince: No further questions. This is after three days of witness prep. We've seen worse. Maybe once. This is getting very tiresome, Dr. Bull. Hey, hey. I totally get it. You had a monster hit, and some one-hit wonder comes out of the woodwork and says you stole the hook to
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output: A commercial plane crash due to wind shear causes the deaths of 62 people, with the plane's female pilot, Captain Taylor Mathison ( Trieste Kelly Dunn ), being the lone survivor. To avoid negative publicity, the airline is complicit in getting a negligence lawsuit brought against Mathison. When Bull and his team learn juries would more likely acquit a male pilot, they must help Mathison get her life back and not be judged by her gender. In so doing, Bull convinces Mathison to fire her lawyer, who wants to settle, and has Benny try the case.