Once a powerful lawyer, Billy McBride is now burned out and washed up, spending more time in a bar than a courtroom. When he reluctantly agrees to pursue a wrongful death lawsuit against the biggest client of Cooperman & McBride, the massive law firm he helped create, Billy and his ragtag team uncover a vast and deadly conspiracy, pitting them all in a life or death trial against the ultimate Goliath.
The best episode of "Goliath" season 3 is "The Subsidence Adventure", rated 7.5/10 from 1052 user votes. It was directed by Lawrence Trilling and written by Jennifer Ames, Steve Turner, David E. Kelley. "The Subsidence Adventure" aired on 10/3/2019 and is rated 0.2 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Happiness from the Ground Up".
The unexpected death of an old friend takes Billy McBride to California’s Central Valley, where a record drought has made water more valuable than human life.
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Writer: Jennifer Ames, Steve Turner, David E. Kelley
Billy’s investigation into the Central Valley’s water problem threatens the launch of Diana Blackwood’s almond-based lifestyle brand.
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Writer: Marisa Wegrzyn, Jonathan Shapiro, David E. Kelley
As Billy and Patty begin a class action lawsuit against the corporate farmers, the Blackwoods start dealing with everyone who gets in their way, including Billy.
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Writer: Marisa Wegrzyn, Jennifer Ames, Steve Turner
Flashing back to before the events of the season, Billy has a drunken weekend at the Rising Sun Hotel and Casino, crossing paths with the Blackwoods and their scheme to steal water.
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Writer: Marisa Wegrzyn, Jennifer Ames, Steve Turner
As Billy and Patty make their first appearance in court, their class action is threatened when they walk into traps set for them by the Blackwoods.
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Writer: Andrew Matisziw, Jonathan Shapiro, David E. Kelley
Billy and Patty grill the Blackwoods in their depositions, shining a light on their complicated relationship and how they obtained ownership of the county’s water supply.
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Writer: Marisa Wegrzyn, Jennifer Ames, Steve Turner
Billy puts Wade Blackwood on the stand and under oath, forcing him to admit every detail of his scheme to steal the state’s water.
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Writer: Marisa Wegrzyn, Jonathan Shapiro, David E. Kelley
As Billy and Patty close in on the Blackwoods, Wade tries to cover up their crimes while Diana makes one final, desperate play, regardless who gets in her way.
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Writer: Jennifer Ames, Steve Turner, David E. Kelley