I wonder what the whole Caitlyn thing was all about. Can't believe she'll just disappear from sight. Is there a different storyline coming here? Or are we simply finding ammunition for office politics. David Lee is never going to forgive Alicia.
Nothing about Kalinda's taxes. Will Alicia find evidence that Peter's relationship with K was more than they both let on?
Let's hope for an uninterrupted run from now on.
leenokinnee Rank: Guest Star
March 12th, 2012 7:40 PM
I liked this episode. Was totally surprised by Caitlin's departure, but good for the show keeping us on our toes! Loved Diane's little ramble about the glory of the law...only to have it turn to a conversation about a turkey baster! I really love Cary, and I think his character is great...but is there a reason he seems so depressed this season? I'm not sure we've seen him smile in a really long time. I don't know if the writers have a point to this or if Matt Czuchry is just doing some poor acting (which I really doubt) but I hope things start getting a little more exciting for him soon!
MsC
March 12th, 2012 5:39 PM
Who makes that red jacket Alicia wore in this episode???? It's beautiful!!!
Alan
March 12th, 2012 4:42 PM
What was the song at the end of the episode as Alicia inspected the old home?
Blu Rank: Regular Character
March 12th, 2012 4:05 PM
Even shun those who bring it up but its a realistic perception. It would be suspect that a not nearly as experieced kid got promoted over the experienced black shoe in,that the black girl was suddenly demoted and the black employee was fired when Cary seemingly experienced no repercussions. Sure we know it wasn't the case, Cary was promoted because of his previous relationship with the other firm mostly etc but that would be the perception that reasonable people would come ti.
Blu Rank: Regular Character
March 12th, 2012 3:59 PM
I knew that would be the title of this review. Lol! I love having Dylan on. This show does a great job if having memorable and amazing recurring characters. I thought the episode was thoroughly entertaining. I too was surprised at caitlin 's departure. I wasn't a fan of her and I too thought she was being set up to be a villain. I thought Cary was great for telling the truth. I don't think a "race card "was being played.I know we love to convince ourselves that its no longer an issue and
Jam&toast
March 12th, 2012 2:07 PM
The only saving grace on last night's episode was Alicia's struggle between past and present, about moving forward or not in regards to figuring out where she and her kids are going to reside. I could care less about Colin Sweeny and his depravity or the many different definitions of what constitutes sex. What "The Good Wife" needs is an infusion of challenge in the courtroom, a return to season one and season two to where we felt invested in the characters. Season three thus far has fallen flat. To the writer's of TGW, roll up your sleeves, sharpen your pens and create story lines worthy of the talents you have at your disposal.
Terrie Rank: Regular Character
March 12th, 2012 11:48 AM
Caitlyn was built as a villian because she is related to David Lee. We all know what a slime David Lee is. Her leaving was a bit of a surprise but the reasoning gave Alicia something to think about and was interesting.
I don't think we've seen the last of Colin Sweeney. Dylan Baker is a delight as this character. I'm thinking he will kill Isobell.
Did not like the race card being played, but unfortunately, even in this day and age, that is the reality. I'm not real big on Carey(he's a snake), however, it was good to see him man up to what he did and now he'll face the music. I doubt it will earn him the respect of all his peers. We'll see. I don't see Peter firing him.
Loved Alicia's wardrobe last night. She looked great! The tour of her old house was sad. I think she's realizing she can't go back. I think it's time to wrap up whether or not she'll go back to Peter. Of course he wants her to come back because he wants to be governor and wants a trophy wife.
Marlene
March 12th, 2012 10:34 AM
Jose T, you do understand to an outsider (and Peter's political enemies) it would appear that race was a factor when some are fired and demoted and the guy with lesser senority is promoted and not fired for fraternization with subordinates. I imagine that is why the writers put it in the dialog. We, the viewers understand what happened but the characters making the charge don't. It just illustrates how in the real world things can seem to some whether they be real or not.
Sara
March 12th, 2012 9:29 AM
Melissa, I agree with everything you said.
I always enjoy Dylan Baker. This case and this episode was one of the best this season to me. I also liked how they build up Caitlin as a competition, and Alicia was right to think that way and how it all changed in the end.
I also agree with the point that you can buy something old back, but the good old times will stay memories and nothing more.
how was Caitlyn built as a villan? she was always sweet and good at her job and had that naive blond thing going on.....doesnt that make her one of the good guys?
Colin Sweeny is definetively my favorite recurring client they have....he is so funny in a creepy way.... you never know if he is telling the truth or lying or what is up his sleeve, i
I was surprised and sad about Kaitlyn leaving, it was out of nowhere and im definetively gonna miss her she brought a breath of fresh air in her scenes cause she isnt as serious as the other attorneys but she is damn good at her job. i hope they bring her back down the line.....
i guess cary will enjoy suspension for a few weeks but im glad he came foward so now no one has anything on him and he can actually get the respect that he deserves.... i didnt like that woman in the DAs office to say that he was promoted just because he was white.... i hate when they just throw the race card without justification, we should be obove that and so do the characters.....
all in all great episode
Melissa
March 12th, 2012 6:42 AM
I thought it was a great episode. Dylan Baker was creepy and effective as usual. The thought of him raising a child is frightening to say the least but....the case was interesting and fun.
I was a tad disappointed with the outcome of Caitlin leaving. I guess she had been built up to be a villain for so long I was expecting more.
The last scenes of Alicia looking at her old house were poignant. I loved whatever song that was playing during it too. I thought it just showed you can buy the place where you (thought) you were happy but can't truly go back there. I don't think she should buy it either.
And on a last note, I loved Alicia's wardrobe this episode. I usually think they dress her dowdier than need be, but she looked great last night!
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....
Rank: Extra
March 13th, 2012 1:03 PM
I wonder what the whole Caitlyn thing was all about. Can't believe she'll just disappear from sight. Is there a different storyline coming here? Or are we simply finding ammunition for office politics. David Lee is never going to forgive Alicia.
Nothing about Kalinda's taxes. Will Alicia find evidence that Peter's relationship with K was more than they both let on?
Let's hope for an uninterrupted run from now on.
March 12th, 2012 10:54 PM
Is Caitlin really gone? I thought her smugness about being
In love and pregnant was a clue that she was about to drop a big bomb on Alicia. Is will the fiancé/baby daddy?
Rank: Guest Star
March 12th, 2012 7:40 PM
I liked this episode. Was totally surprised by Caitlin's departure, but good for the show keeping us on our toes! Loved Diane's little ramble about the glory of the law...only to have it turn to a conversation about a turkey baster! I really love Cary, and I think his character is great...but is there a reason he seems so depressed this season? I'm not sure we've seen him smile in a really long time. I don't know if the writers have a point to this or if Matt Czuchry is just doing some poor acting (which I really doubt) but I hope things start getting a little more exciting for him soon!
March 12th, 2012 5:39 PM
Who makes that red jacket Alicia wore in this episode???? It's beautiful!!!
March 12th, 2012 4:42 PM
What was the song at the end of the episode as Alicia inspected the old home?
Rank: Regular Character
March 12th, 2012 4:05 PM
Even shun those who bring it up but its a realistic perception. It would be suspect that a not nearly as experieced kid got promoted over the experienced black shoe in,that the black girl was suddenly demoted and the black employee was fired when Cary seemingly experienced no repercussions. Sure we know it wasn't the case, Cary was promoted because of his previous relationship with the other firm mostly etc but that would be the perception that reasonable people would come ti.
Rank: Regular Character
March 12th, 2012 3:59 PM
I knew that would be the title of this review. Lol! I love having Dylan on. This show does a great job if having memorable and amazing recurring characters. I thought the episode was thoroughly entertaining. I too was surprised at caitlin 's departure. I wasn't a fan of her and I too thought she was being set up to be a villain. I thought Cary was great for telling the truth. I don't think a "race card "was being played.I know we love to convince ourselves that its no longer an issue and
March 12th, 2012 2:07 PM
The only saving grace on last night's episode was Alicia's struggle between past and present, about moving forward or not in regards to figuring out where she and her kids are going to reside. I could care less about Colin Sweeny and his depravity or the many different definitions of what constitutes sex. What "The Good Wife" needs is an infusion of challenge in the courtroom, a return to season one and season two to where we felt invested in the characters. Season three thus far has fallen flat. To the writer's of TGW, roll up your sleeves, sharpen your pens and create story lines worthy of the talents you have at your disposal.
Rank: Regular Character
March 12th, 2012 11:48 AM
Caitlyn was built as a villian because she is related to David Lee. We all know what a slime David Lee is. Her leaving was a bit of a surprise but the reasoning gave Alicia something to think about and was interesting.
I don't think we've seen the last of Colin Sweeney. Dylan Baker is a delight as this character. I'm thinking he will kill Isobell.
Did not like the race card being played, but unfortunately, even in this day and age, that is the reality. I'm not real big on Carey(he's a snake), however, it was good to see him man up to what he did and now he'll face the music. I doubt it will earn him the respect of all his peers. We'll see. I don't see Peter firing him.
Loved Alicia's wardrobe last night. She looked great! The tour of her old house was sad. I think she's realizing she can't go back. I think it's time to wrap up whether or not she'll go back to Peter. Of course he wants her to come back because he wants to be governor and wants a trophy wife.
March 12th, 2012 10:34 AM
Jose T, you do understand to an outsider (and Peter's political enemies) it would appear that race was a factor when some are fired and demoted and the guy with lesser senority is promoted and not fired for fraternization with subordinates. I imagine that is why the writers put it in the dialog. We, the viewers understand what happened but the characters making the charge don't. It just illustrates how in the real world things can seem to some whether they be real or not.
March 12th, 2012 9:29 AM
Melissa, I agree with everything you said.
I always enjoy Dylan Baker. This case and this episode was one of the best this season to me. I also liked how they build up Caitlin as a competition, and Alicia was right to think that way and how it all changed in the end.
I also agree with the point that you can buy something old back, but the good old times will stay memories and nothing more.
Rank: Guest Star
March 12th, 2012 8:34 AM
@Melissa
how was Caitlyn built as a villan? she was always sweet and good at her job and had that naive blond thing going on.....doesnt that make her one of the good guys?
Rank: Guest Star
March 12th, 2012 8:32 AM
Colin Sweeny is definetively my favorite recurring client they have....he is so funny in a creepy way.... you never know if he is telling the truth or lying or what is up his sleeve, i
I was surprised and sad about Kaitlyn leaving, it was out of nowhere and im definetively gonna miss her she brought a breath of fresh air in her scenes cause she isnt as serious as the other attorneys but she is damn good at her job. i hope they bring her back down the line.....
i guess cary will enjoy suspension for a few weeks but im glad he came foward so now no one has anything on him and he can actually get the respect that he deserves.... i didnt like that woman in the DAs office to say that he was promoted just because he was white.... i hate when they just throw the race card without justification, we should be obove that and so do the characters.....
all in all great episode
March 12th, 2012 6:42 AM
I thought it was a great episode. Dylan Baker was creepy and effective as usual. The thought of him raising a child is frightening to say the least but....the case was interesting and fun.
I was a tad disappointed with the outcome of Caitlin leaving. I guess she had been built up to be a villain for so long I was expecting more.
The last scenes of Alicia looking at her old house were poignant. I loved whatever song that was playing during it too. I thought it just showed you can buy the place where you (thought) you were happy but can't truly go back there. I don't think she should buy it either.
And on a last note, I loved Alicia's wardrobe this episode. I usually think they dress her dowdier than need be, but she looked great last night!