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POLL : What did you think of The Good Wife - Closing Argument ?

18 May 2011

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14 comments:

  1. Marcela Mattiuzzo18 May 2011 at 04:10

     Best episode in the history of the show. And that's saying a lot.

    I, as a Law student, LOVED Will's argument in which he talked about the Founding Fathers and the objective of the legal system. It was hilarious.

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  2. Wilson Crawford18 May 2011 at 04:32

     It feels like a 4 hour finale has finally let go of my throat after cramming so much awesome into my face. O.o


    I WANT MOAR.

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  3. Mark Johnson18 May 2011 at 05:21

    That was pretty fantastic television.

    Not explosive, but with a show like The Good Wife, it doesn't need to be overtly flashy. Just well done and effective. 

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  4. Alicia Nicole Luck18 May 2011 at 07:01

    The Good Wife presents a great piece of work that in some ways was underwhelming in the correct way and it did great justice to the show as a whole!

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  5. dlferriola18 May 2011 at 08:17

    Amazing  finale episode and I loved the ending with Will & Alicia - Yeah!!!! The court case was interesting with Peter being as creepy and sneaky as ever. Include Eli in that sneaky catagory also. Love Owen and how he is always putting in a good word about Will because he knows that is where his sisters heart is. Cannot wait to see what next season brings.

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  6. md_em18 May 2011 at 12:40

    Terrific episode. Splendid acting &writing as usual. We want more !!! 

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  7. Linlighthouse18 May 2011 at 13:07

    Perfect. The episode featured yet another The Wire alum (Seth Gilliam), and his character's interactions with the little son were moving. I'm always happy to see Jane Alexander, the most human of the judges. The case itself was a little confusing, and I wonder if it really is legal to pull DNA evidence from a towel bar without permission, but since it gave us a chance to see Kalinda and Alicia working together again, who cares?
     
    Alicia's been wasting her time and her life with Peter, but he's angry and can do her harm. We are set for some battles next season (CBS, please tell us there will be one).









     

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  8. Ralissa Vassilissa18 May 2011 at 17:32

    Well, I'm also a Law student who feels that "COMPREHENSIVENESS...BE CHOSEN OVER...THE OPPOSITE". :D :D :D [caps lock needed to emphasize the point]

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  9. Marcela Mattiuzzo18 May 2011 at 17:41

    Now that I'm thinking about it, next season has a great potential. Alicia with Will (kinda) running the department that will take care of Peter's campaign. Messy. 

    And I want to see Peter vs. Will in court. That will be awesome.

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  10. Malwina18 May 2011 at 17:47

    It was amazing! I just loved Alicia's interaction with Eli. It's fun watching how much their relationship changed since the first season.

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  11. Ralissa Vassilissa18 May 2011 at 17:54

    Ok, so I voted Awesome, but only because there was no better term suggested to describe it.

    I don't have the time to list all the moments I loved, but - the Alicia & Kalinda scene at the doorstep of the judge's daughter was beyond hilarious, the "What are you - Persian...?" line was pure gold, as was Kalinda's reaction. :D
    But most of all...Yes, the last scenes with Alicia and Will at the hotel. Humour, romance, all neatly wrapped with a hotel key you need to flip to get a green light at long last.

    "It's always the good girls, isn't it? They're the ones with the deep, dark secrets..."
    -"Because we're catching up."

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  12. Ralissa Vassilissa18 May 2011 at 18:06

     I'm pretty sure we will see Peter v Will in court. And Alicia v Cary again. Eli is going to be in a tricky position though - he'll potentially be Alicia's new boss, and he'll have to side either with her or with Peter, so that's gonna be interesting.
    I can't shake the feeling that at some point in the show, Alicia is going to run for State's Attorney - when she was giving the interview in "Foreign Affairs" they kinda hinted at that.
    I'm still so excited after watching the finale, but I hate to think we'll have to wait until autumn for new episodes. :(

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  13. Marcela Mattiuzzo18 May 2011 at 18:43

    Alicia in politics? If that happens, the show is over, at least for me. It makes NO sense whatsoever. She hates the whole thing, she never even hinted she would like to take that rode, pretty much the other way around.

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  14. Malwina5 October 2011 at 22:43

    It was amazing! I just loved Alicia's interaction with Eli. It's fun watching how much their relationship changed since the first season.

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