All seems to be well in the Taylor-Carmichael household — at least until Robin tells Lola that he’s finally taking a long-delayed meeting about his future with the FBI. He assures his wife that he’ll quit rather than return to Washington. while Amy Quinn and Mark Callan also touch base about their schedules. He’s going out of town to a seminar with Luke Watkins, while she’s dealing with an appeals case involving teachers. Mark tells Amy she’ll be fine because the judge is Marg Helgenberger’s fan-favorite Lisa Benner, while Emily Lopez confirms she’s not pregnant so what could she and Luke possibly have to talk about?Emily heads into work, where All Rise introduces its other case of the week: her client Jim put someone in a coma for bullying his daughter. “You pushed him on purpose,” Emily points out, while the man reveals that the victim tormented his daughter to the point where she wanted to take her own life. Unfortunately, Jim’s only defense is to put his daughter on the stand to recount all that to a jury. While he considers that, Amy makes her anti-discrimination argument in front of Benner and two other judges, saying that “certain conservative sectors consider anything not white-focused to be anti-American.” This episode is clearly going to be one of All Rise’s more pointed installments.But the show segues from Amy’s nerves to Lola and Sherri Kansky celebrating about Lola landing on the cover of Legal Motion magazine. Lola confides that she’s worried Robin will go back to Washington, despite what he said, and that she still hasn’t spoken to Rachel Audubon. Later, a jury is horrified by video footage of Jim shoving his daughter’s bully to the ground at a bus stop, and a witness testifies that she had heard Jim making a threat. All Rise cuts to Mark and Luke ending up in the middle of nowhere before checking in on Sara Castillo and her new potential boyfriend Gabriel. Gabriel is effusive in his praise of Sara… and then asks her to dinner, which she accepts.RELATED: All Rise Being Canceled Isn’t a Shock – But It Can Be a Powerful Statement
All seems to be well in the Taylor-Carmichael household — at least until Robin tells Lola that he’s finally taking a long-delayed meeting about his future with the FBI. He assures his wife that he’ll quit rather than return to Washington. while Amy Quinn and Mark Callan also touch base about their schedules. He’s going out of town to a seminar with Luke Watkins, while she’s dealing with an appeals case involving teachers. Mark tells Amy she’ll be fine because the judge is Marg Helgenberger’s fan-favorite Lisa Benner, while Emily Lopez confirms she’s not pregnant so what could she and Luke possibly have to talk about?
Emily heads into work, where All Rise introduces its other case of the week: her client Jim put someone in a coma for bullying his daughter. “You pushed him on purpose,” Emily points out, while the man reveals that the victim tormented his daughter to the point where she wanted to take her own life. Unfortunately, Jim’s only defense is to put his daughter on the stand to recount all that to a jury. While he considers that, Amy makes her anti-discrimination argument in front of Benner and two other judges, saying that “certain conservative sectors consider anything not white-focused to be anti-American.” This episode is clearly going to be one of All Rise‘s more pointed installments.
But the show segues from Amy’s nerves to Lola and Sherri Kansky celebrating about Lola landing on the cover of Legal Motion magazine. Lola confides that she’s worried Robin will go back to Washington, despite what he said, and that she still hasn’t spoken to Rachel Audubon. Later, a jury is horrified by video footage of Jim shoving his daughter’s bully to the ground at a bus stop, and a witness testifies that she had heard Jim making a threat. All Rise cuts to Mark and Luke ending up in the middle of nowhere before checking in on Sara Castillo and her new potential boyfriend Gabriel. Gabriel is effusive in his praise of Sara… and then asks her to dinner, which she accepts.
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