From his hospital bed, Mickey reads the beating as a message
Cisco jokes about Fight Club and a scary doctor; Mickey says the pros spared his face, so Grant sent a warning, and links Dahl.

Every The Lincoln Lawyer moment featuring Mickey Haller, in story order. Played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.
610 moments · 18h 13m · by Favseen
Moments 241–270 of 610
Cisco jokes about Fight Club and a scary doctor; Mickey says the pros spared his face, so Grant sent a warning, and links Dahl.
Lorna arrives with food, trades apologies, then reveals Alex Grant collects an artist named Tinto and craves one lost painting.
Lisa blames herself for the attack, admits she stayed away because his ex-wife was there, and promises the soup will heal him.
Leaving the hospital, Mickey admits he gave in on the pills and asks Izzy to hold them; she asks if he trusts her.
Mickey comes home to find family moved in to care for him; his daughter finds his father's law school ring over cheesy lasagna.
Grant's lawyer Zimmer wants the hearing in chambers; Mickey asks what Grant has to hide and wins five minutes to question him.
Mickey flatters Grant about an Olympics bid, ties him to Bondurant, then has him read the email and asks what 'suspicious activity' meant.
Lorna calls the gamble insane; Mickey bets Grant won't plead the Fifth with the press watching, and Grant's lawyer folds.
In chambers the judge warns Mickey one email won't make Grant relevant at trial unless he connects the dots.
Cisco traces a Grant shell company to Dahl's podcast producer; Mickey takes Izzy's cash, betting Dahl's prints are on it.
Mickey shows Henry paid to steal the contract and was funded by Grant's man to bail out Lisa, then makes Henry work for him.
Over late-night memories of Hayley's school play, Maggie confesses her fear for Mickey; he offers to be more conventional, but not too much.
Mickey's injuries make for an awkward, funny start before a song about bringing back lost love carries the night.
The morning after, Maggie reveals she's moving to lead Major Crimes in San Diego because she can't move on with Mickey nearby.
Cast off and pills refused, Mickey cruises with the top down to a 'back on the road' song, telling Izzy there will be no distractions.
Over a forbidden drink, Legal sees how the letter turns Bondurant's email into blackmail and warns Mickey to find out who sent it.
Izzy recognises the jazz Mickey's father played before big cases, then thanks him for the money that lets her rent a studio.
Mickey shows Lorna the juror with a grudge against developers, then trims his own opening time to throw off Andrea's rhythm.
Andrea lands the bloody gloves, then pre-empts the defense by calling it a bag of tricks and pointing at Lisa.
Mickey jokes about chefs with tempers, hammers the missing murder weapon and tells the jury not to fall for the setup.
Izzy holds the office together and, speaking as a daughter, tells Mickey to go easy on Hayley about the boy she likes.
On direct, the detective describes the bloody gloves and a tool kit missing only a hammer, matching the circular wound.
His lunch-break ploy denied, Mickey gets O'Brien to admit neither the coffee cup nor the glass shard ties Lisa to the scene.
Settling for an unconfirmed letter, Mickey confronts O'Brien with Bondurant's threat to Alex Grant and wins a sidebar over the FBI letter.
With the letter confirmed and a warning from the judge, Mickey lines up the dates and presses O'Brien on Alex Grant's motive.
Mickey orders the podcaster to tell Grant's people the defense has nothing on him, so Grant feels safe taking the stand.
Over bison burgers, Mickey asks about Taylor, and Hayley calmly assures him she's far too busy with school for heartbreak.
Through a wall of objections, Mickey gets Vasquez to concede target letters don't go to people the Bureau thinks are innocent.
Vasquez hints the Bureau wants Grant on the stand, and Mickey admits to Legal he baited the feds with reporters at the subpoena hearing.
Andrea tells the judge she has new evidence too dispositive to refuse, and Mickey learns what it is.