There might be the possibility
that posts from this season will appear out of order. Of course, as I’m writing
this, I don’t know whether or not I will do this. The reason I’m thinking about
this is because I did this with my Madam Secretary blog since they aired a sort
of Christmas episode and I wanted it to be linked up with this blog for a while
with the episodes from the same week posted around the same time as each other.
Now I have two November episodes of Madam Secretary on VHS and one of The Good Wife
as I’m writing this. I’ll see what happens. I just know that if this show gets
cancelled, I will be updating this blog more often than I have in the past.
But, I might have already told you that in a different blog post that I wrote
later. If any show that I blog about gets cancelled, I will have ways of
continuing the blog. You’ll find out how if we ever cross that bridge.
Well, it’s official: the Good
Wife is ending at the end of this season. In May, the show will air its last
episode and then the show will be over. You will see what happens with this
blog in the future. If I don’t like the series finale, I’ll probably
discontinue it. If I do like it, then I will continue posting in this blog by
mentioning what happens to the cast and creators of this show after they leave
The Good Wife. I will mention my final judgment on this later. But, it is
possible and very likely that even if I do cast updates that I will still end
up stopping the blog at some point. We’ll see what happens regarding that. Just
know that the last regular blog post of mine will be on the last episode of
this show. I may end up getting the DVDs and blog about the whole series from
the beginning in it. We’ll see what happens. But this show had a nice journey
and I’ll probably mention a send-off in a separate post at the end. The
question just becomes whether or not it will be the last post I ever do in this
blog or if I’ll start some other way of continuing it.
Not much has happened or has
been able to happen with the movie watching of my aunt’s and uncle’s old movies
these past two weeks. Pretty much all I did end up watching was part of the
Indiana Jones series. And I don’t know where/if I’ll continue these updates.
I’d have to move it to a different blog, that’s for sure. So enjoy these
updates until the last episode of this show airs.
Here’s
a section that I’m putting in multiple blog posts. I was away from my home
visiting family the day that this episode aired. There were potential ways for
me to record the Sunday episodes of shows that I blog about, but I was
concerned that the PGA tour might run long and there would be a tape delay
messing up the recordings. This didn’t ultimately happen, though. I could have
potentially watched and blogged about it elsewhere, but a lack of definite
plans prevented that. Thus, the CBS shows that I blog about were watched online
for this week and this post may be different than usual as a result.
This is the first time that
I’ve had to watch a show I blog about online. (Well, not actually the first,
but the first intended time where I actually did watch the whole episode online
and then blog about it. The last time after issues recording prevented anything
from recording, I posted that there would be a lack of a post within the post
not considering or planning to watch something online. That wasn’t a usual
option and I didn’t care enough about the blog at the time anyways.) Hopefully
this won’t affect my post that much. I just hope that I can find the time and
that I’m not eating something that causes my fingers to get too messy. That
would prevent me from writing while watching, if you know what I mean. Anyways,
I should get to the actual point of my blog post now.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by no delay. We begin with Diane talking about her firm. Lucca and Alicia
are both at this firm. We get to Eli’s daughter who works at a coffee shop. It
appears that they only want Alicia and not Lucca. The daughter of Eli, whatever
her name is, talks to a random costumer for some odd reason. I’m guessing that
he’s important in some way. I’m guessing that he’s a journalist pretending to
be someone else. Well, he actually works for the FBI. This is the same guy from
an earlier episode I believe. He was with the judge scandal case. There is a
case against Chum Hum. People come to arrest a client.
Act two has the reason for the
arrest: Chum Hum has been hacked. We get to the case at hand. She does the case
although there are problems with it as usual. Things are complicated for her as
usual. I’m still wondering how this connects to other episodes that I’ve seen.
Act three has Eli and Alicia
talking. Eli thinks that feds are investigating him. There is more to the case
with Chum Hum. I’ve never really known what to think about Chum Hum per say.
Are they bad? Possibly. They just always seem strange. Maybe they have
endearing qualities to them like other frequent clients of theirs. Eli tells his
daughter to go out with the FBI guy again. Lucca admits to having what Chum Hum
is looking for.
Act four has Diane and Cary
talking to Lucca about the information that she has. It’s hard for me to
summarize this episode. I should work better on that. How am I supposed to be a
writer in the future if I can’t even summarize things? Eli talks the FBI guy
about various things. Lucca founds out that the foil thing that Chum Hum wants
was posted on twitter and the followers of this person could have the
information as well. Eli is concerned once again for Peter. It kind of gets old
how often this happens.
Act five has the rest of the case
with Mr. Howl. He is found innocent. Ruth tells Alicia to get out of whatever
situation she is in while Alicia still can. I don’t think that there are scenes
from next time, so you’ll just have to see that episode then. For now, this is
Adam Decker, signing off.
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