Bull season 2 episode 13 preview: Meet Rebecca Lexington

Bull season 2 episode 13 is heading over to CBS on Tuesday night, and at the center of this new case is one Rebecca Lexington. She is a woman who was accused of murdering a wealthy husband and Bull had a rather difficult job: Trying to figure out a way in which to ensure that she did not get convicted of the crime.

Here is the problem: Rebecca was not the easiest suspect to acquit. She was well-known as being a pain in the you-know-what by many in the neighborhood — basically, she’s not the sort of person people actively want to try and help. There were probably many people who, as terrible as it may be, would not seem to care at all about the prospect of seeing her locked away for a rather long time. This doesn’t make her guilty, though, and it seems as though she actually has a pretty tight alibi. The first sneak peek CarterMatt has for you below for this episode is, by and large, all about this.

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As for the second sneak peek, the focus is clearly shifted here over to Chunk and some of his latest efforts to succeed in school. He’s paranoid that his professor is out to get him, and with that needs some sort of reassurance that his paper is as good as he thinks that it is. We’re not entirely sure how this storyline is going to play out over the episode — in part because it’s not really tied to the case — but we don’t mind it. As a matter of fact, we rather appreciate the show giving us a personal story since that helps to establish more of an ensemble feel to the show itself. They’ve done a rather good job at this with Bull behind the scenes.

Rest assured, we’ll be back with a full review for this Bull episode on Tuesday, and that will include our take on both of these different storyline.

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