An emergency hearing concerning a patient and their medical insurance has Will and Alicia trying desperately to save a life. At home, Peter turns to God in his search for repentance.

When a lawyer that Alicia and Cary are working with gets arrested for murder, they find themselves not only defending him, but also picking up one of his biggest clients — a notorious drug dealer.

Peter’s home, and he Alicia find themselves unsure of the new roles that each of them now plays in their marriage. Meanwhile, the murder of an investment manager is making headlines, while Alicia’s firm tries to prove their client’s innocence.

It must be some sort of diagnosable psychosis, but sometimes I simply stop watching shows that I love. What’s up with that? Maybe you can help.

When a client’s husband becomes the prime suspect in a murder trial, Alicia and her colleagues race against the clock to prove his innocence before a formal charge can be made. At the same time, Peter’s appeal hearing draws to a startling conclusion.

I think I really enjoyed last night’s case-of-the-week on The Good Wife. Not for the sensational nature of it, but for the ways in which it tested Alicia’s ability to do her job successfully.
Not only did opposing council Nancy Crozier (Mamie Gummer — can you guess her famous mom?) play the naivete game well, but [...]

There was something off about Molly (Betty Gilpin) on last night’s episode of The Good Wife. First of all, I know she said that she’d been a full-time nanny in the past, but someone going for a double graduate degree picking up odd babysitting hours? It seemed too much like she was either sent in [...]