Tonight's episode of THE GOOD WIFE on CBS. BEST hour of commercial TV this year!

The latest ep was a fluffy comedy episode. I didn't mind it.

 

It's was fine. I enjoyed it.

 

When this ends I hope Cush Jumbo pops up on another US series somewhere. I like her, and she's quite an accomplished actor (and writer).



Cush Jumbo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia »

 

I'm thinkin' this ends like Seinfeld - the whole damned lot of them in prison.

 

I can't see why. Nothing in the last episode would seem to point to that conclusion.

 

The Blair Underwood scene with his daughter being shot and killed for me was maybe the most gut wrenching since Will's death. The other storylines I kind of just

 

Really? Like who?

 

You don't think the ominous way they left the grand jury situation seemed like it was good news for several of the characters?

 

Well Stockard Channing, Carrie Preston and Dallas Roberts were in the previous week's episode. Also Michael Urie.

 

Well, I don't know. That whole subplot doesn't feel very substantial to me. In fact, it's being played for laughs with Eli and his magical handicapped eavesdropping bathroom and the comedy jurors, etc. Then there's Peter's lawyer who just stands around cradling his damn chivava. It just comes across as fluff.

Also, prominent politicians rarely wind up in jail regardless of their sins - I could name a few real life cases currently in the news, but we can't talk real politics here, so...

 

Oh wait, maybe the last year or so has all been a dream, and Alicia will wake up in Will's arms.

 

There have been dozens of recurring and (no longer) regular characters. So they brought in a few recurring characters in their recurring roles for the 4th to last episode...not exactly a news flash.

 

Just because you don't buy it, that doesn't mean that the way the last episode ended and the trailer for next week weren't intended to imply it.

 

Here is what remains:

Episode # 7-18 27 Mar 16 Unmanned
Episode# 7-19 17 Apr 16 Landing
Episode# 7-20 24 Apr 16 No Title Given
Episode# 7-21 01 May 16 No Title Given
Episode# 7-22 08 May 16 End

 

I don't watch (spoilers) trailers, but yes, it's true, things can play out almost any way given that that they've abandoned consistency for some time now.

 

Ep 21 was excellent! Quality wise, it felt like old times. I could even forgive the office renovation silliness because the central case was so good.

 

Only one left!

 

I love English actors who can successfully pull off the American accent, and she does it effortlessly. I'd watch a spinoff starring her and Cary.

 

Me too, but mainly for Jumbo. What we will get is a new series from the Good Wife people, Brain Dead, this summer.

BrainDead (TV Series 2016– ) - IMDb »

 

A young, fresh-faced Hill staffer gets her first job in Washington, D.C. to discover two things: The government has stopped working, and alien spawn have come to earth and eaten the brains of a growing number of Congressmen and Hill staffers.

Is this a comedy or a documentary?

 

Beat ya to it back in January.

 

Great minds think alike ... and fools seldom differ.

 

Yup, we're Canadian. I was going to say you got to it half an hour later (as in Newfoundland).