So, the fourth season of Bull comes to an end, and it’s less spectacular than I thought. I’m not sure why, but somehow I was expecting a bigger bang. The second season ends with a severely battered Jason Bull lying in front of the courthouse because, due to his lifestyle, he suffered a heart attack. — read more

You blink for just a moment, and suddenly you’re in the fourth season. Bull and Izzy are expecting a child, Danny has knocked Jason down with a really nasty right hook, and Crunch has a daughter with her own worries. Sometimes the cases are very extraordinary, sometimes quite impressive, and some have an extraordinary impact, — read more

We’re approaching the end of the second season, or even the beginning of the last episode, and we’re immediately confronted with a shock that turns out to be just a dream. But it doesn’t get better because even though the destruction of Bull’s ex-wife’s wedding turns out to be just a dream, the case he — read more

We’ve reached the second season, and Bull still manages to impress. However, it must be noted that with the second season and Michael Weatherly’s new haircut, a little bit of DiNozzo is shining through. They’re only subtle nuances, but they’re still visible. However, this isn’t meant as criticism; I also like it, although sometimes I — read more

What I really like is the visual aspect of the whole thing. Yes, it’s set in New York, and let’s be honest, there are too many movies and series set in New York. Sometimes it feels like there’s only New York and the rest of the USA, very exhausting. With Bull, you do see the — read more

So, of course, after a few days of watching films, I looked for something new. Something actually new because I don’t know anything about it yet. Bull! The series with Michael Weatherly, whom I already know and love from NCIS. I’ve watched the first episode of Bull now and I’m already a bit hooked, even — read more