The Good Fight: SBS Fan Podcast

We've been through a lot this season. Police corruption, ricin scares, reality show coverups, and a strategically hidden pee-pee tape. And now Sarah and Dan are here to discuss the season finale of The Good Fight: Luca has a baby, Adrian, bamboozles some less than stellar Republican talent, and Diane finds herself at the centre of a conspiracy to assassinate the President of the United States.

A life-long family secret is revealed this week on The Good Fight prompting a whole lot of time in a number of courts. This week the show jumps from Bond Court to the State Court, Federal Court, and Visa Court, with investigator Jay at the center of a whole lot of yelling. On the podcast Sarah and Dan discuss the stress-inducing tension of the episode and discuss why some people get access to a visa ahead of others.

This week the Good Fight explores the conversation surrounding #metoo and the difficulty that people have talking about some of the issues that arise from the movement. On the podcast, Sarah and Dan discuss the 'Shitty Men List', the real world online document that inspired the show's blog 'Assholes To Avoid', the polarising 'Cat Person' short story that went viral, and the commentary that surrounded comedian Aziz Ansari.

Someone is killing lawyers in Chicago with the violence now reaching the offices of Reddick, Boseman & Lockhart. After Adrian is shot, the firm fights to keep their top billing clients while also trying to find out who is responsible for the shooting. The episode has shaken Sarah and Dan deeply in the SBS Good Fight podcast as they wrap their minds around the episode and speculate about who the murderer is.

The Good Fight reaches a new gold standard this week as it tackles the 'Trump Pee Pee Tape'. What happens when the firm are introduced to a woman who claims to have had a starring role in the video? And what does the firm do when they're given the video evidence? Sarah Malik & Dan Barrett explore the real world stories that influenced this wild storyline.

Years of simmering tension all came to a head on this week's The Good Fight. Diane and Kurt's relationship is put through its greatest test after his past affair with his protege resurfaces during a court case. Meanwhile the firm is facing a former liberal attorney played by TV legend Alan Alda who is representing the Chicago Police despite some questionable behaviour. We pull apart the episode on this week's Good Fight podcast, with Dan and Sarah discussing the relationship drama, but also the weaponisation of fake news spread through social media. Oh, and there is also just the right amount of Alan Alda fan worship going on.

When the firm is given the opportunity to pitch for a high profile client who is close to their beliefs, the US Democratic National Committee, they are tasked with answering one question: How would they seek to impeach Donald J Trump? On this week's podcast we discuss the desire to impeach Trump, the fast moving flow of information, and just what is the deal with the Polycom systems in the show?

On the SBS Good Fight podcast this week, Dan and Sarah discuss the character of Adrian on the show as he battles his inner angry demons. The two also explore the issue of pregnant women in the workplace, the quiet loneliness of the TV live cross, and ask whether it really is true that big heads play well on TV.

On the SBS Good Fight podcast, Dan and Sarah examine this week's episode of The Good Fight with its discussion of power abuse in the shadow of the #metoo movement. With the episode featuring a very deliberate homage to Hill Street Blues, they also discuss the influence of that show's producer Steven Bochco on The Good Fight following his death earlier this week.

Should a website be able to provide inmates with the legal tools they need for free? And should a teacher's employment be determined by a teacher's grades? Could it push a teacher to cheat? Just more curly questions thrown at us in this week's Good Fight!