The Good Wife Review: "Poisoned Pill" Comments (Page 2)
12 Comments
DW
November 10th, 2010 9:40 AM
I really liked this episode. Michael J. Fox was terrific as were all the cast. I think the Kalinda storyline is a natural progression to her character. It would seem unreal to have her remain as mysterious as last year without the audience ever learning more about her. Even if Blake and Bond do turn out to be black/white crooks what is the real harm? This show is great at having characters in the gray area but eventually the sun usually does break through the overcast to reveal the true colors of people with a hidden agenda. This may not happen but since the characters are not series regulars I think it will. And that's just fine, they are guest characters. Really liked Cary & Kalinda last night. They have great chemistry and work well together. Once again it showed that Cary may be the least morally ambiguous of all the characters on the show and it really works. Will and Diane continue to look very ethically challenged, especially about money. Love how Diane won't comprimi
kpb
November 10th, 2010 8:51 AM
Watching Michael J Fox was amazing. I'm just saddened they had to shove the gay/lesbian scene down our throats. As faithful weekly viewers, it will be the last episode we watch.
Veronica: Do you love my daughter? Will: I'm sorry? Veronica: Because if you do it's time to stop being polite about it, You have a window, but it's closing....
November 10th, 2010 9:40 AM
I really liked this episode. Michael J. Fox was terrific as were all the cast. I think the Kalinda storyline is a natural progression to her character. It would seem unreal to have her remain as mysterious as last year without the audience ever learning more about her. Even if Blake and Bond do turn out to be black/white crooks what is the real harm? This show is great at having characters in the gray area but eventually the sun usually does break through the overcast to reveal the true colors of people with a hidden agenda. This may not happen but since the characters are not series regulars I think it will. And that's just fine, they are guest characters. Really liked Cary & Kalinda last night. They have great chemistry and work well together. Once again it showed that Cary may be the least morally ambiguous of all the characters on the show and it really works. Will and Diane continue to look very ethically challenged, especially about money. Love how Diane won't comprimi
November 10th, 2010 8:51 AM
Watching Michael J Fox was amazing. I'm just saddened they had to shove the gay/lesbian scene down our throats. As faithful weekly viewers, it will be the last episode we watch.