I was interested in watching this show because I have always wanted to know what a jury consultant does, and in this show you do find out about the job (or at least, the TV version). According to the show, a jury consultant's job is to analyze the members of a jury using a mock jury and computer data to simulate the jury verdict, until you find the one jury member who will persude the others to give you the verdict you want to get, be it guilty or not guilty. It's very loosely-based on the early career of Dr. Phil McGraw.

Michael Weatherly ("NCIS") stars as Dr. Jason Bull; He's great in the role, but I found the pilot episode to be too slow-paced. Maybe it was because they had to explain the premise of the show and introduce all of the characters. I hope it will pick up the pace in future episodes... I truly hope so because it got a little boring even for a fan of lawyer shows like me! I did find it interesting that it didn't concentrate so much on who committed the crime but focused on getting the innocent person to go free. I don't know if in the fiture the show will have Bull get somebody off who actually committed the crime, but I think that would make the show more interesting.

I give this show 3 out of 5 stars... it needs a lot of work. I hope future episodes are better then the first episode. The show has a strong lead-in from NCIS, so it might last long enough to gain fans and find an audience.