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1. La Mano
Air date: Jun 15, 2018
Billy McBride is reluctantly pulled back into criminal defense when his friend's 16-year-old son is arrested for a double murder.
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2. Politics
Air date: Jun 15, 2018
After a brutal loss Billy decides to formally take on Julio Suarez's defense, but before he can go back to court he has to get his team back together.
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3. Fresh Flowers
Air date: Jun 15, 2018
When Billy learns the name of the real shooter, he has to turn to the FBI to help him bring his elusive suspect in for questioning.
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4. Alo
Air date: Jun 15, 2018
Billy tries a risky strategy to suppress the prosecution's two key pieces of evidence, hoping he can clear Julio's name before the trial even begins.
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5. Who's Gabriel
Air date: Jun 15, 2018
Billy finally gets a witness who can exonerate Julio, but he won't talk unless Billy can convince the prosecutor to give him a deal.
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6. Two Cinderellas
Air date: Jun 15, 2018
Believing his client will soon be a free man, Billy joins Marisol for a romantic weekend in Mexico -- only for his case to fall apart at home.
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7. Diablo Verde
Air date: Jun 15, 2018
Held hostage by strangers and with no memory of how he got there, Billy must make a harrowing escape from Mexico.
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8. Tongue Tied
Air date: Jun 15, 2018
On the night of the mayoral election, Billy and his team race to take down the people responsible before they become an unstoppable Goliath.
Goliath (2018)
Where to watch Goliath: Season 2
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I watched series 1 and enjoyed it. Whilst the panto villains Cruella and Blofeld were over the top they were watchable. Series 2 gets off to a garbled start and gets worse. Feels like the writers retained the team Billy characters and hastily chucked them into a cobbled together plot. There are too many bad guys and it takes a while to figure out who is who and what the relationships are. The plot has too many unrealistic story lines and coincidences. The very same law enforcement person Billy goes to for help turns out to be a dastardly henchman. The young and attractive Mayoral candidate happens to know the murder suspect Billy is defending and then falls head over heels with Billy after a brief conversation. He may be the very cool Billy Bob Thornton in real life but his character is worn out, scruffy, usually drunk, and lives in a motel. In another coincidence it then turns out she is in cahoots with the bad guys but didn't know about the murder. In a very unlikely twist of fate, the murder suspect carrying a gun turns up at the house of the victims shortly after they are shot. Bottom line you don't really care what happens to who or why. So disappointing after series 1.
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I thought this season was pretty gripping and was something I definitely was interested in watching to see what happened next. It is certainly a bit disturbing at times. There are also issues with the plot not making sense at times. But I found that was true in the first season somewhat as well. Personally, I enjoyed it.
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Having enjoyed Season One, I looked forward to the next. However, it was really disappointing. I watched the first three episodes, but gave up on it after that. There was a great deal of violence in Episode Three, which affected my decision to quit the series.
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Not as strong as the first season down to fact the story went down a slightly weirder, more unplausable path.
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Without the first five episodes, it would have been a 1, ‘cause that's when it seems like the writers went on strike. All character motivations disintegrated until we didn't even want to believe the unbelievable plot machinations. Dreadfully disappointing finish. Maybe the writers will come back to work for season three?
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The first season was a very good legal drama, but the second season is more of an over-the-top action thriller. There isn't much courtroom time, and there is more written in to shock the audience. If you step back and think about it, it doesn't make a ton of sense. It also gets worse as it goes, culminating in 2 very bad episodes.
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every cop in every season is white/evil/and corrupt. ALL without getting ANY repercussions from a "amazing" lawyer. yeah right lol. Wokewood ruins another poorly written plot.
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Yup the audience has nailed it again. The critics? Well, they are mostly self-appointed pseudo-intellectuals. This series is a caricature of what it seeks to portray. Poorly written and directed. Some great actors wasted. Oh, and don't forget the fashionable gratuitous male nudity. That always impresses (the critics).
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While not at Season 1's level, Goliath Season 2 still beats 95% of everything else in streaming, not to mention broadcast TV.
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Not as good as the first season but a very solid continuation of the franchise. Billy still plays superbly and the plot is interesting. This season is way more violent as we deal with Mexican cartels
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