Is There A New Bull Episode On Tonight? (February 10, 2022)

"Bull" is a rather interesting take on the crime genre in the way it focuses on jury selection and not so much on the crime or law enforcement agents invovled. Following the efforts of Dr. Jason Bull (Michael Weatherly) and his Trial Analysis Corporation, "Bull" is all about how to pick a jury, and how to present legal arguments most likely to swing them in a favorable manner.

Currently in Season 6, "Bull" has had plenty of drama so far. In the first episode of the season, Bull's child is abducted by a former patient who is out for revenge. The season also sees a cold case involving high school sweethearts brought back into the limelight because of a documentary, a class-action lawsuit against a vaping company, accusations of jury tampering, and midwives illegally practicing medicine. In the last episode to air, "Family Matters," a person tries to stop the demolition of a building by securing themself to it, which causes a whole chain of events involving civil fraud. A subplot is also present that involves Marissa (Geneva Carr) and child custody, which has yet to completely resolve. However, fans may be wondering if there is a new episode on tonight, February 10.

Unfortunately, there will not be a new episode on tonight, February 10. Instead, a repeat of Episode 2 from Season 6, titled "Espionage," will air. This particular episode deals with government secrets, leaking hazardous waste, trauma caused by a recent abduction, illegal wiretapping, and undercover agents. The next new episode is titled "Caliban," and it will premiere on February 24, 2022 (via The Futon Critic).

According to CBS's schedule, it appears as if all episodes on tonight are actually repeats, and that there are no new episodes of any shows. This could be due to the presence of the 2022 Winter Olympics, which are dominating the live airways. The Winter Olympics are running from February 4 to February 20, so it would make sense if this is what is causing a delay on new episodes of "Bull," and why we won't be seeing a new episode next week either.

On the bright side, this pause will afford plenty of time for jury selection.