Today’s episode is brought to
you by no delay. You may not know this about me, but I am an Illinois citizen.
So I may point out stuff this show does wrong about Illinois. I’ll also post if
they get stuff right too. I get annoyed that they mix reality and fiction on
this show, but I like this show a lot so I won’t complain about it that often.
We begin with some weird
things happening with a computer. Not really sure what’s happening there, but I
probably will pretty soon. I am keeping this episode for my mother to see as
she hasn’t yet watched it. I really hope that she can get caught up on a bunch
of stuff so we’ll see what happens.
The first act brings us a
faulty gun that injured someone. The gun was made by a 3D printer and the
manufacturer who designed the gun is being sued. Alicia’s campaign has yet
another problem regarding her opponent this time. Questions regarding who
should actually be sued are part of the trial. There are problems with Louis
Canning as well.
The second act explains that
the person who printed the gun made some design tweaks to it that may have
contributed to the failure that happened to it. Eli is once again upset over
probably nothing. He does that a lot. I’m not sure why. I guess it is just his
character.
The third act has a test of a
replica of the gun that caused the problems it did. It is believed by a certain
man that the printer was actually at fault and they should be suing the
designer of that instead. This leads him to getting subpoenaed by Diane.
The fourth act doesn’t seem to
explain much about the lawsuit. Kalinda thinks that the temperature at which
one does 3D printing might affect things about it. Such a strange episode.
Alicia doesn’t know how best to handle the situations regarding her campaign
and what she does infuriates Eli.
The fifth act has the
conclusion of the lawsuit. They decide to drop it for a settlement. Rumors that
Alicia is supporting Hamas are bad, but that seems to be well resolved. It was
hard to make sense of the subplot with Louis Canning. Alicia and her campaign
manager finally hook up.
On the next Good Wife, Alicia
thinks that her husband might be sabotaging her campaign. Will she actually win
the race for state’s attorney? I don’t know what the writers have in store, but
I can’t wait to find out. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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