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The plot thickens and we get to know more about the main case and Jerry's life. This is beautifully paced with lots of information dropping without feeling deluged in so many plotlines.

Not as outstanding as episode one, but a fabulous edition nonetheless.

Things get more dicey. There is still little evidence; however, someone is really trying to put a stop to the investigation. The previous lawyer seemed to have painted himself into a corner and paid the price. It is hard to imagine going to trial with no evidence whatsoever. The magic bullet thing is nice but the meaning could have been culled before without the secretary's bit of knowledge. We get a jolt at the end which drives us on to episode three.