Obviously, any parent would fight to protect their kid.

It'll costs.

Defending Jacob tells the story of a prosecutor whose 14 year old someone is charged with the murder of a classmate.

We have some bad news.

The print we lifted from the victim's sweatshirt.

It's from your son.

Wait, what?

It's tricky when you're trying to create a miniseries because you want to make sure each episode has a strong engine on purpose is gonna be an explanation.

I didn't do it.

I swear.

We begin to see his family tested.

She begins to question everything.

Any doubts about Jacobs?

And no, of course not.

It's all about the family, how they experience it.

Foundations rocked, says a lot of trust issues, a lot of guilt.

It kind of opens all those doors.

Is there a part of you thinks he might have done it?

How well can you ever know anyone?

And I think the show forces us to think about those boundaries that exist with people.

Once you open Pandora's box, it's those scary corners.

You don't want to explore it.

The twists and turns of the thriller of fantastic.

But it's this crisis of parenting that makes it unique.

Are you willing to do as a family?

How well do we know what Children?

How far are you willing to go?

The interesting thing about this show is that it's not shot as a TV show.

It's shot like an eight hour.

I know you think you know, Jacob, but you don't.

Did he do this?

There's a cliffhanger for every episode.

I can't find a move.

Okay, Jacob.

How's he doing?

What do you think this is a joke?

Can't play this game anymore.