Perry Mason

Los Angeles, 1931. On the heels of an unsavoury investigation involving a famous comedian, struggling PI Perry Mason and his right-hand man Pete Strickland are hired by attorney E.B. Jonathan to solve the brutal kidnapping of one-year-old Charlie Dodson.

Evangelical preacher Sister Alice offers the Dodsons the church's full moral and financial support. Mason is left incensed by a jaw-dropping admission from Baggerly and, after pressing Emily on her husband's alibi, finds himself confronted by an outraged Della.

Wily D.A. Maynard Barnes goes public with a shocking new development. Mason and Strickland get unauthorised access to physical evidence with help from Virgil, Mason's connect at the city morgue. Later, Mason attempts to extract information from an unyielding Drake.

Mason and Strickland lean on Virgil, again, for extra-legal assistance. Following Sister Alice's recovery, Birdy urges her daughter to renounce her claims about baby Charlie. E.B. faces the reality of his financial situation and takes his frustrations out on Della.

While Mason and Della run a solemn errand up north, Strickland tracks down the sergeant originally assigned to the Dodson case. Disturbed by Emily's blind faith in Sister Alice and her new lawyer, Frank Dillon, Della sets out to find Emily more capable representation.

As Emily's trial begins, Mason attempts to recover from a shaky start. Della and Strickland investigate a potential connection between Detective Ennis and Charlie's kidnappers. Later, Mason considers betraying Drake's trust to give his client an edge in court.

Hoping to expose the hidden link between the Radiant Assembly's staggering debt and Charlie's ransom, Mason puts Herman Baggerly on the stand. Strickland loses track of a key witness, while Drake's detective work opens a new avenue in the case.

After the team receives some unvarnished critique from Hamilton Burger, Della presents an increasingly stubborn Mason with her case for putting Emily on the stand. As the dramatic trial winds to a close, Mason, Strickland, Della, and Drake attempt to tie up loose ends.

1933. In the months following the Dodson trial, an aimless Perry leans on Della to keep the law firm afloat. While Paul accepts a job from an unlikely source, corrupt oil scion Brooks McCutcheon recruits Det. Holcomb in his quest to reshape the future of Los Angeles.

After a manhunt pegs brothers Rafael and Mateo Gallardo for the McCutcheon murder, Perry initially resists taking the case… until a hunch reels him in. Later, Della goes on a date with a new flame while Paul wrestles with a shocking truth.

As Rafael and Mateo face discrimination from fellow inmates and the court, Perry continues his push for justice, while Della engages the help of socialite Camilla Nygaard. Later, Paul chases leads in the Hooverville, and Perry goes head-to-head with Lydell McCutcheon.

When Paul's explosive discovery blows a massive hole in Rafael and Mateo's story, Perry begins to question his clients' innocence, while Della doubles down on the case.

As the Gallardos' trial nears, Perry attempts to negotiate with the DA. Rafael and Mateo recount the real-life consequences of the McCutcheons' Los Angeles expansion. Later, the pursuit of a lead lands Paul in danger, and Perry makes a convincing demonstration in court.

After he's subpoenaed, Holcomb offers Perry an olive branch. Meanwhile, Della continues to foster her relationships with Camilla and Anita, giving her the confidence to question her first witness - and push the verdict in the Gallardos' favour.

Facing career-ending accusations and potential jailtime, Perry must turn to Strickland to stay ahead of the prosecution - and Lydell. With the Gallardos' fate in the balance, Della presses Hamilton for answers, while Paul and Clara chase a dangerous lead.

As their final day in court nears, Mateo and Rafael prepare for the worst, while Perry, Della and Paul work with an unlikely ally to sway the prosecution's hand. Then, after making his closing arguments, Perry faces the consequences of his relentless pursuit of justice.