Michael Weatherly's Character Dr. Bull Is back With Brand New Season

Dr. Jason Bull seems to have gone through a change of heart after S2 cliffhanger 

Brash and brilliant Dr. Jason Bull (Michael Weatherly) not only comes back alive after suffering from a massive heart attack on the Season 2 finale. He’s also looking like a whole new man as he goes straight back to work and ready for another bout of courtroom voir dire in the third season of Bull on Blue Ant Entertainment.

Towards the end of the last season, Dr. Bull fell into a downward spiral—drinking, overeating, missing out on sleep, and occasionally throwing out tantrums that would sour the confidence of the Trial Analysis Corporation team.

Blue Ant Entertainment To Roll Out Fresh CBS Studios International Dramas FBI and Charmed, And Brand New Seasons Of Its Top Titles Across Asia Starting This September

FBI and Charmed will debut on the channel together with the latest seasons of The X Factor UK, Bull, Entertainment Tonight, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and The Late Late Show with James Corden.

Blue Ant Media, an international content producer, distributor and channel operator announced today a multi-year licensing agreement for the new Dick Wolf-produced drama, FBI, the reimagining of the hit series, CHARMED and the UK’s most talked about reality TV show, THE X FACTOR UK and a beefed up programming line-up for the network’s international channel, Blue Ant Entertainment across Asia.

The top-rated British talent show, which has been airing exclusively and same day as the UK on Blue Ant Entertainment, will remain with the network until 2020.

This deal further enhances the channel’s primetime offerings catering to the reality talent show fans. In the Philippines and Malaysia, Blue Ant Entertainment is the exclusive broadcaster of The X Factor UK.

What Does It Take To Get Into Bull's Trial Science Team

Main protagonist Dr. Jason Bull (Michael Weatherly) of legal drama Bull no doubt shines as he fronts every episode with his snooty brilliance. However, none of his courtroom strategies would have been possible if it weren’t for an equally brilliant team.

With experts in various fields from neuropsychology and litigation to hacking and even fashion, Bull’s Trial Analysis Corporation (TAC) is television’s dream team we could only hope to join. But if such a fictional team were real, what would get us recruited?

Technology is central to TAC’s ability to manipulate trials to its favor. At its heart is the 400-factor matrix created by neurolinguist Marissa Morgan (Geneva Carr) to predict juror behavior with astonishing accuracy. Cyber intelligence, care of hacker Cable McCrory (Annabelle Attanasio), further adds to the team’s digital arsenals.

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Scorpion Season 3

Team Scorpion continues to work with government agencies and organizations and solve cases which prove to be a lot of firsts for everyone. From stopping a nuclear weapon, with Walter accidentally being launched in space, and preventing a dangerous virus from spreading, the team got into more turns as they work their way around all the situations. As we approach the season finale with Happy and Toby’s wedding which led to their plane crashing to a deserted island, will the team manage to get out of their unplanned tropical holiday? Find out on the last episode airing on 16 May, Tuesday, 9:00pm (8:00pm JKT/BKK) first and exclusive, same day as the U.S.

Deceivers Unmasked. How can you tell if a person lies?

How far can people get away with their lies? Not much as far as body language is concerned.

Experts have taken their cue from a study at the University of California, Los Angeles which states that effective communication is 55 percent dependent on non-verbal behavior, 38 percent on tone of voice, and only seven percent on words—all of which must be congruent when conveying a message.

Here are some of the red flags identified by experts, including former agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

Michael Weatherly of NCIS plays Dr.Phil-inspired character in new series

Michael Weatherly may have said goodbye to his role as Special Agent Anthony Dinozzo on NCIS, but his new role does not take him far from the twists and turns of the justice system.

After playing the role of a senior field agent in 13 seasons of NCIS, Michael Weatherly is taking the lead in the brand new show BULL.

“I’m gonna miss his repressive sense of humor, what I won’t miss is wearing that gun, that was uncomfortable,” Weatherly said about his NCIS character during an interview.

BULL takes inspiration from the early career of Dr. Phil McGraw, co-founder of top trial consulting firm Courtroom Sciences, Inc. (CSI), which has provided trial consulting services for Fortune 500 companies as well as talk show host Oprah Winfrey.

Micahel Weatherly Stars In New Drama BULL First and Exlusive In Asia On RTL CBS ENTERTAINMENT HD

Michael Weatherly stars as Dr. Jason Bull in the brand new drama BULL set to premiere first and exclusive, same day as the U.S. on September 21 at 9:00pm (8:00pm JKT/BKK) on RTL CBS Entertainment HD.

Michael Weatherly gained fame as Agent Tony DiNozzo, the charming, womanizing, former police detective character he played on NCIS for 13 seasons.  Michael Weatherly is also known for his role as Logan in the series “Dark Angel” and for his role on the popular soap “Loving.”

“We’re excited to have fan-favourite Michael Weatherly on RTL CBS Entertainment HD,” says Jennifer Batty, EVP Programming, RTL CBS Asia Entertainment Network.  “We know his huge fan base in the region will be ecstatic to see him on his very own show.”