


Season 4
In the final season, Billy returns to his Big Law roots after Patty takes a job at a prestigious white-shoe law firm in San Francisco. Together, they try to take down one of America’s most insidious Goliaths: the opioid industry. As Billy deals with his own chronic pain and Patty can’t shake the feeling she’s being used, they will test each other’s loyalty like never before.

Hadleyville
Billy returns to his Big Law roots after Patty takes a job at a prestigious white-shoe law firm in San Francisco. Together, they try to take down one of America’s most insidious Goliaths: the opioid industry.

The Pain Killer
Patty finds herself on the hook for Billy’s behavior as he digs deeper into the case.

Signed, William Hamilton McBride
As Billy and Sam grow closer, he discovers that the opioid industry is keeping bigger secrets than he ever imagined.

Forcibly Removed
Billy goes to extremes to keep the case alive, and Sam questions whether bringing him on board was a good idea after all.

Spilt Milk
As Billy faces repercussions from his conduct, he is forced into a truce with an old adversary.

Rundleworks
Billy and Patty take measures to protect a witness, while the partners at Margolis & True scramble to strengthen their case.

Lawyer Trickery Bullshit
When Patty calls a surprise witness to the stand, the defense does everything they can to undermine the witness’s credibility.

It's Time
In a final showdown with George Zax, Billy and Patty seek justice for the victims of the opioid epidemic, no holds barred.
Avis de la communauté (3)
Good season overall, so the show ends on a high note. The fantasy/dream scenes were a bit odd and didn't add to the story-line. The opening of (think it was episode 6) is the funniest thing I've seen in a LONG time!!! It's so true of the drug companies - this would never have aired on regular TV where the drug cartel controls the MSM via ad dollars..
[Amazon] Throughout four seasons, the series has built a complex character into stories related to social issues through the legal thriller. Closer to the tone of film noir than the others (Chinatown), the last season develops a plot about opioids that blames pharmaceutical corporations. It's a fitting ending, a kind of swan song for a character who is able to fight power because he has the power to fight himself.
Season 4 was one of the more enjoyable seasons. If to rate them, season 1, 4, 2, 3.