Ep 14 shifts into a higher gear with the class action, striking the right balance between courtroom manoeuvring and simmering firm politics.
The case itself carries real weight, the kind that tests not just legal skill but also trust within the team. The pacing is tighter than some of the earlier hours, and the stakes feel more immediate... both in the courtroom and behind the office doors.
Kathy Bates remains a steady anchor, her calm command giving the episode its gravity, while Julie Hagerty adds surprising bite in a few well-placed scenes. What makes Game Day work is that it never leans too heavily on either the personal or the procedural; instead, it lets both threads fuel each other.
By the end, it's clear this is an episode that understands the show's best rhythm: a strong case, sharp exchanges, and just enough internal drama to keep the edges sharp.
