Something I’ve been wondering
is if this show will disappear for a while like it did last season. There was a
while that they started the final season of the Mentalist in place of this
show. That was before they moved it to air in the place of Survivor during its
winter hiatus. Could it happen again? It’s possible. But I don’t know if it
will. Meanwhile, it was stupid that they didn’t air it during February at all.
They didn’t even do reruns that month.
I might as well tell you about
the progress of my aunt and uncle’s former movies that I’m watching. I was able
to see the Pelican Brief. I replaced it with Pleasantville. Any other movie
watching that I did was basically irrelevant to the movies that they gave me so
I might as well get to the next paragraph.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by seven minute or no delay. We begin with secret videos that parallel the
Planned Parenthood videos. They had to air an advisory about this episode. You
know, when Nightline talked about them one time, they seemed biased towards
Planned Parenthood. I have general mixed feelings about the group. If they were
only about birth control, then they probably wouldn’t nearly be as
controversial as they are. Anyways, I can’t tell if Jason is two timing Alicia
by working with Diane or not. I haven’t seen last week’s episode yet, although
I probably will have by the time this is posted. He’s working with both
companies, it seems at least. Anyways, am I the only one wondering what
happened to Alicia’s son? We never see him on the show anymore. Has he left the
show? They better not be keeping him in the main cast even though he isn’t
appearing. But I can’t remember the actor’s name anyways. There is more on the
abortion case throughout the episode.
Act two has Diane’s firm
trying to get a video submitted into evidence to help their client. The scene
in the courtroom is a bit funny as the people who are both for and against
abortion are constantly being ushered into and out of the courtroom. Meanwhile,
Grace uses various computers that they all have for some odd reason to create
the illusion of office noise as she tries to get a client.
Act three is when Louis
Canning appears again. Am I the only one wondering why he has never become a
main character for the show? You’d think that he could, but he hasn’t yet. It’s
possible he never will. Anyways, the judge doesn’t want the tape Diane is
showing in court to see the light of day.
Act four continues the tangled
and complicated case of the person who got an abortion that I find hard to
summarize. Why can’t I summarize things? Ugh. Anyways, Grace is able to help
her mother find clients. That’s after Alicia and whatshername fumble their way
through various interviews and thus loss potential clients. Meanwhile, I need
to learn the name of Cush Jumbo’s character.
Act five has Alicia and Ms.
Quinn (is that her last name?) learning about Grace getting their law firm
clients. Of course, at the end of the episode, she wants money in return. It
turns out that the judge has a bias against Diane. The case isn’t resolved and
I don’t know if it will be or not. Why does this show never resolve things?
That reminds me of something.
On the next Good Wife, more of
the Alicia/Jason romance is talked about. Eli, being his usual self, butts
heads with people over this. He doesn’t want this to affect Peter’s run for
president. Of course, I don’t know what the writers would want regarding this
anyways. Last season ended up with a win turned into a loss so they could go
anywhere with this season. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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