The Lincoln Lawyer
This article discusses police misconduct and substance use disorder.
Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 are ahead!
However, each piece of the puzzle is essential to the ending ofThe Lincoln Lawyerseason 3.
There is a six-month time jump between episodes 2 and 3.
In the latter, Izzy says the trial doesn’t start for another three months.
Lorna also takes the bar exam and says she won’t get her results for three months.
At the start of episode 6, Mickey confirms that they are two months out from the trial.
The Lincoln Lawyer & Bosch: Legacy are both based on Michael Connelly novels.
Are his characters as connected in the shows as they are in the books?
Unlike many TV shows, almost all the lapses in time happen off-screen.
The month-long period between episodes 3 and 6 is shown onscreen.
The gap during episode 6 is self-evident, with Mickey’s team continuing to prepare for the trial.
What Happened Between Episodes 2 And 3?
The most obvious change is that Andy and Mickey start a casual romantic and sexual relationship.
Another notable change between the two episodes is Eddie’s demeanor.
The young man appears tense when starting the job with Mickey.
This points to him feeling more relaxed and comfortable in his job with Mickey.
Maggie comes to see him, and they plan a date night.
He illegally searched a car, finding evidence of a crime.
Interestingly, he remained a detective for at least five years after the illegal search warrant.
The events match up with the formerly established story, so it doesn’t add anything to the narrative.
However,the flashback offers plenty of character development for both the deceased woman and her lawyer.
Mickey offered Glory a lot of empathy in a situation where others would have dismissed her.
He believed the things she was saying, probably because he also dealt with addiction himself.
This is a much softer and more vulnerable depiction of both characters.
Mickey isn’t trying to be tough like usual, and Glory isn’t acting unshakable.
De Marco fed on the weaknesses of Neil Bishop, bribing him to stop investigating the double homicide.
His hostility towards Mickey wasn’t just a product of a grudge but blackmail.
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