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October 3rd, 2011 6:52 PM
Peter finally take some reponsibility with the kids,after all she caused the family break up. She was the one who lost it and blamed everyone except herself, the time is coming when she will get hit with the big bombshell.
As seen in this episode it won't be long before good old Willy will screw the pooch and leave her out to dry with no place to go or friends to help her.
Another one of his comments about ten minutes in his private bathroom, just one of his perverted moves she is blinded by her head in the sand as usual.
October 3rd, 2011 6:16 PM
First let me say I love The Good Wife. I came on board for Chris Noth, but Alicia abd the GOOD legal stuff has kept me there. My only negative comment is that Alicia is doing the same thing to Peter that he did to her, the only difference is Will is not a prostitute or IS he?
October 3rd, 2011 4:31 PM
as always a grest episode!
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October 3rd, 2011 2:40 PM
This is one of the best shows on television because it is written for adults, presumably by adults. There is just enough sexual inuendo to make one think and not too much to turn it into a orgy show having the viewer betting on who goes to bed with who. I particularly like the fact the female characters are fully developed adults and not just serfs in disguise for the princely men who have no faults. I love this show and hope its writers stay on course for many years to come.
October 3rd, 2011 2:36 PM
I have been a fan of the show since the beginning,love it. The only thing I disagree with is Alicia running to Will as soon as the door closes on Peter. If you are the "Good Wife" don't you hang on before having the affair until the divorce is at least in the making? It could prove a real problem for Will and the firm.Peter has already proved he won't let up when he thinks he is owed something.The storyline was great. It is nice that they are bringing in law suites that we can learn something from,if all was really real.Please keep up the good work. And by the way it was great to see Peter finally take some reponsibility with the kids,after all he caused the family break up.
October 3rd, 2011 1:58 PM
Peter was being a good father when he decided to end the discussion with Zack as it stood. He took his share of blame without going into the details that could be overwhelming to a teen.
I really appreciate the complexity of these characters. They tend to act appropriately, but then often don't. This show could be shot in black in white for all the grey areas they depict.
I like it!
October 3rd, 2011 1:22 PM
I agree with what has been written. I do wonder: Has Peter gotten wind of Will and Alicia charging the hotel room on Will's American Express card? I assume that will be billed to Lockhart Gardner and an audit of their books could turn up evidence of the room charge. Is that why Peter wants the audit? I do not doubt he's out to destroy Lockhart Gardner and Will with the help of the more-than-willing Kerry (spelling?).
I think Alicia is in error by not telling Diane about her separation. The last thing you ever want to do is surprise your boss, which would happen if Diane finds out from another source which she will.
October 3rd, 2011 12:44 PM
I also agree with everything you said Matt. I absolutely love Will and Alicia together. In regards to them, I feel like a little kid who wants to say "Screw real life, just run away together!". But clearly that is not reality. It is painfully clear how much they care for each other, yet how many obstacles are in their way.
Kalinda and Eli are awesome together. Can't wait for more scenes with the 2 of them.
And loved the case this week-a 100% improvement over last week.
October 3rd, 2011 11:37 AM
I really enjoyed this episode. The case in the English court was a learning experience if all is true without too much stretching.
Watching Will trying to stay apart from his feelings as he speaks with Diane is almost painful. He is being brought into reality where his relationship with Alicia and the firm are concerned.
Eli and Kalinda were absolutely wonderful. Neither says or gives away much, especially Kalinda. This relationship is going to be fantastic and I cannot wait to see them again.
Peter is going after the firm and Will. He figures since he was a douche then everyone would do what he has done. He has even accused Alicia already just like Cary has; doesn't matter it is untrue until recently. So sad that Alicia just can't be who she is without all the crap from these men.
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October 3rd, 2011 9:17 AM
*i mean YOU pin pointed everything i thought about this ep
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October 3rd, 2011 9:14 AM
Great review, i pin pointed everything i thought while watching the ep.
oh this season is great. Eli and Kalida are two of the same kind, they are fantastic together. i missed the interaction between Kalinda and Alicia. the promise of intrigues in the end was mouth watering, i wander how Will is going to try to protect Alicia without seeming partial.
the case was interesting and a look inside the British judicial system was great. i am sorry to all the British people here but your courts really need to step into the next decade if this portrayal was accurate. i would like to find out more, i am sure that it probably is not all that bad, but what they showed here would be hilarious if it wasn't so serious.
i am Glad that Alicia and Will are still together, it almost feels like they are trying to catching up because pf the lost years, they seem almost like teenagers, it must be refreshing for them to feel young again.
Can't wait to see the next ep.
Peter was ambiguous, i think he