Mickey's awkward voicemail to Andrea
Mickey stumbles through a message telling Andrea he saw the news and is there for her.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
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Moments 391–420 of 610
Mickey stumbles through a message telling Andrea he saw the news and is there for her.
Andrea tells Mickey she forgot to call Deborah about her ex's release; Mickey reminds her lawyers aren't superheroes.
Andrea heads back to work; Mickey offers a quiet movie night, and she admits she doesn't hate how domestic it sounds.
Amber Dell's dropped drug case explains why her husband lied about the gun at Moya's trial.
On the drive to Victorville, Eddie admits prisons scare him and questions defending a cartel boss; Mickey explains his job.
Sly Funaro Sr. tells Mickey why he believes Moya was framed and how his son tracked down Glory to serve her.
Mickey accuses Sly Sr. of getting Glory killed with the subpoena, then threatens the State Bar until Sly takes him to Moya.
Moya admits he once planned to kill Mickey and Glory, denies doing it, and explains his nickname.
Mickey shows Moya his habeas has no real lawyer, gets the truth about the fake ID, and seals the deal.
Eddie apologizes about Moya, Lorna confirms De Marco worked a case with Bishop, then Eddie's warnings ring out and Mickey goes silent.
After Eddie's death Hayley lashes out at her father; Maggie warns him to protect himself and Mickey vows to Lorna he will bury whoever did it.
Mickey braces for a breakup, but Andrea admits the Glass case broke her, says she took time away and asks him not to ice her out.
Lorna grills Mickey about Andrea, then shows off an armored car courtesy of Hector Moya, complete with a bodyguard.
Omar introduces himself as Mickey's shadow, and Izzy overrules Mickey's worries and orders him into the car.
Mickey lays out exactly how the prosecutor will argue La Cosse killed Gloria Dayton, witness by witness, and where the defense can land its first punch.
A former escort claims La Cosse attacked him; Mickey reveals he's a cruiserweight champion with a pending Riverside charge and hints at a deal.
At Hayley's lesson Maggie admits Andy might handle Mickey's career better than she did, and tells him there's no making things right, only time.
Izzy tries to comfort Mickey with her own father story, which backfires, and she shuts down his question about her dad.
The whole office hounds Lorna to read her results; she pretends she failed, then reveals she passed and hands Mickey her own job offer.
The team reveals a mystery name on the witness list is bait for Bishop and De Marco, then borrows Sterghos's house for a fake TV shoot.
Mid-trial, Mickey files an amended witness list stuffed with sheriff's deputies, and Forsythe's outrage wins him only a weekend.
Furious to be on the witness list, Neil Bishop calls Mickey a menace to the good guys; Mickey asks if he still thinks he's one.
Mickey shows the jury the victim's photo, calls her a friend, and promises to prove her murder was targeted and La Cosse is another victim.
Julian La Cosse and David fear a conspiracy theory will sink the case; Mickey explains the crooked agent and ex-cop and asks them to trust him.
At Lorna's celebration Mickey hands her his pocket Constitution and a contract with a number so high she rushes to sign it.
Agents arrest Mickey's cartel bodyguard on a tip; Mickey suspects De Marco and realises things are not cooling off.
Mickey discovers Hayley blocked him online, then lays out the witness-by-witness plan to get DEA agent De Marco on the stand.
On her first day as a lawyer, Mickey assigns Lorna a mystery client's arraignment, then pretends to lose signal before she can object.
Legal is expelled for skipping therapy, hoarding sandwiches and throwing cheesecake, and takes in Mickey's new armored ride.
Process server Valenzuela testifies he served Gloria Dayton for Hector Moya's habeas petition, and Mickey fights off Forsythe's relevance objection.