So Help Me Todd - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Iceland Was Horrible
Margaret and Todd tackle a case involving a murder on live local morning news and must rethink their working relationship after Todd decides to open his own PI business.
Your Day In Court
As Margaret and Todd work on two separate cases, Todd suspects a crime is happening in the courthouse right under their noses.
The Queen of Courts
Margaret and Todd defend the "Queen of Hearts", a notoriously unscrupulous lawyer accused of orchestrating a fraudulent accident that resulted in the death of a "fake victim."
Dial Margaret for Murder
While in the hospital recovering from an emergency appendectomy, Todd is convinced he overheard a plot to murder someone. When Margaret realizes her difficult but very important clients are interested in Todd's theories, she jumps into the role of private investigator and brings them along for the ride. Also, Todd gets to meet his personal guru, Dick Franks, a grizzled veteran private investigator who shares the hospital room with him.
End On A High Note
Margaret and Todd defend international opera star, supreme diva and Lyle's mother, Jaqueline.
Is The Jury Out?
Lawrence enlists Todd's services to find out the sexual orientation of a judge. Also, with her client's livelihood at stake, Margaret and Lyle search for a reluctant witness.
Faux-Bituary
Margaret and Todd team up to help a man who has been declared legally dead, even though he is very much alive.
P.I.'s Wide Shut
While Margaret helps Susan serve justice for a tennis coach accused of drugging a teen athlete, Todd and Lyle embark on an epic office prank war.
The Broker
While Margaret makes every employee at Crest, Folding & Wright work over the weekend on Gus' fairness hearing for a class action settlement, Todd begins investigating a secret case with the FBI where everyone at the firm is a potential suspect.
The Tooth Is Out There
While Margaret tries to save her struggling law firm by taking on a case involving a large cosmetics company with deep pockets, Todd is determined to crack an important FBI investigation that will seal the fate of Crest, Folding & Wright, one way or another.
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