Your Honor Episode 3

In "Your Honor," a tale of right and wrong, A judge and his son, where secrets belong. "Mea culpa," the Latin phrase they say, Not "I'm sorry," but "my fault" in a way. Bryan Cranston plays the judge so wise, His son's mistake before his eyes. "Latin for I'm sorry?" the boy might ask, "No, for my fault," the judge's mask. A hit-and-run, a father's love, Morality pushed and shoved. In New Orleans, where justice should reign, A family's honor now under strain. The show explores the lengths we go, To protect our own, come high or low. "Your Honor" asks, what would you do? When right and wrong aren't black and white, but blue. So remember, friends, when you hear "mea culpa," It's not "I'm sorry," but something deeper. A judge, a son, a fateful night, In "Your Honor," wrong tries to make right. This dramatic series keeps us on our toes, As ethics and family intertwine and pose The question: how far would you go To save your child from a deadly foe?