An honorable judge finds himself on the wrong side of the law after his son gets into a deadly accident in the first trailer for Your Honor.
Bryan Cranston stars as highly-respected New Orleans judge Michael Desiato, whose life is turned upside down when his teenage son Adam (Hunter Doohan) is involved in a deadly hit-and-run accident.
As Desiato vows to help his son and cover up the crime, they learn the victim was the son of a ruthless mob leader (Michael Stuhlbarg), who will stop at nothing to find those responsible for his son’s death.
New trailer: An honorable judge finds himself on the wrong side of the law after his son gets into a deadly accident in the first trailer for Your Honor
Son: Bryan Cranston stars as highly-respected New Orleans judge Michael Desiato, whose life is turned upside down when his teenage son Adam (Hunter Doohan) is involved in a deadly hit-and-run accident
The trailer begins with Adam, dazed and bleeding, holding a phone in the middle of the street, dialing 911, as the rotating camera reveals the crashed Volvo station wagon in the background.
When the dispatcher answers, ‘911, what’s your emergency?’ Adam doesn’t respond, clearly distraught.
Adam is then seen back at home, literally washing the blood off of his hands, choking back tears, as he’s heard telling his father, ‘Dad, I hit somebody, and I left him. I left him there.’
Dazed: The trailer begins with Adam, dazed and bleeding, holding a phone in the middle of the street, dialing 911, as the rotating camera reveals the crashed Volvo station wagon in the background
Blood: Adam is then seen back at home, literally washing the blood off of his hands, choking back tears, as he’s heard telling his father, ‘Dad, I hit somebody, and I left him. I left him there’
Michael is seen in his car with Adam at night, stating, ‘Oh my God. Don’t tell anyone. Not ever. I can do this,’ as we see shots of Michael presiding over his courtroom.
There are shots of Michael frantically cleaning up Adam’s car, as he’s heard telling his son, ‘I can keep you safe if no one ever hears about it.’
Michael then tells his son some even worse news, revealing, ‘The boy you hit this morning is Jimmy Baxter’s son, the head of the most vicious crime family in the city.’
Judge: Michael is seen in his car with Adam at night, stating, ‘Oh my God. Don’t tell anyone. Not ever. I can do this,’ as we see shots of Michael presiding over his courtroom
Frantic: There are shots of Michael frantically cleaning up Adam’s car, as he’s heard telling his son, ‘I can keep you safe if no one ever hears about it’
We then get our first look at Jimmy Baxter (Michael Stuhlbarg), who is looking over his son’s dead body with a terrifying look on his face, which he also shows at his son’s funeral.
Michael is also seen at home watching a news conference where Jimmy makes a rather bold declaration.
‘Whoever you are, wherever you are, you will be found,’ Jimmy says, as Michael is seen in a diner late at night, asking for a favor from Charlie (Isaiah Whitlock Jr.).
Mourning: We then get our first look at Jimmy Baxter (Michael Stuhlbarg), who is looking over his son’s dead body with a terrifying look on his face, which he also shows at his son’s funeral
Foundd: ‘Whoever you are, wherever you are, you will be found,’ Jimmy says, as Michael is seen in a diner late at night, asking for a favor from Charlie (Isaiah Whitlock Jr.)
Then a young Black man is seen removing the keys to the station wagon from under the wheel well, driving the car to another location, to frame it as a ‘hit’ and not a ‘hit and run.’
Jimmy is seen taking out his frustration by slamming down a golf club, while his wife (Hope Davis) tells him, ‘We go big. We go big, once.’
Meanwhile, Charlie complains to Michael that, ‘my best friend just threw me in the deep end,’ while Michael insists, ‘I got this.’
Hit: Then a young Black man is seen removing the keys to the station wagon from under the wheel well, driving the car to another location, to frame it as a ‘hit’ and not a ‘hit and run’
Big: Jimmy is seen taking out his frustration by slamming down a golf club, while his wife (Hope Davis) tells him, ‘We go big. We go big, once’
Got this: Meanwhile, Charlie complains to Michael that, ‘my best friend just threw me in the deep end,’ while Michael insists, ‘I got this’
The trailer ends with a number of cryptic shots including a funeral, Michael brandishing a bat in his own home and much more.
The trailer ends with Michael stating, ‘I promise you, it’s going to be all right.’
The 10-episode series will debut on Showtime in December.
Cryptic: The trailer ends with a number of cryptic shots including a funeral, Michael brandishing a bat in his own home and much more
Debut: The 10-episode series will debut on Showtime in December