The Good Wife Watch Party

Hi sorry we're back!!!!!!!!!

FYI that the first 20 (???) minutes of this ep are dedicated to discussing Dancing with the Stars's 2026 cast before we drive our motorcycles straight into the perplexing tale of alternate-universe-DWTS-contestant Caroline Wilder. Enjoy!

Lot going on on this episode of TGW! The Florricks ruin a family's life, Elsbeth Tascioni makes her debut, Kalinda chases down some hot jewels, and -- most importantly of all -- Will has a new assistant.

Hannah and Lizzie cover back-to-school fashion and the march of time before riding a dumbwaiter up into the newsroom of the Chicago Vindicator. This week: a giant disgusting dollop of rank 2000s Islamophobia; the return of the gerontocracy's poster boy Jonas Stern; and, to paraphrase Entertainment Weekly, "Cary Agos finally has something to do."

Legend has it that Diane Lockhart's three generations of Democratic ancestors are still screaming.

Join us for a single cigarette at Brent Boyle's cabin in the depths of snowy Chicago winter as we discuss a VERY IMPORTANT EPISODE of TGW!!!!!!!!

This episode SHOULD have been sponsored by BloomPop, which had your hosts talking at 2x speed all episode -- mostly about Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, 2010s fashion, and the University of Michigan, but also (close to the end there) episode 16 of TGW.

We get right into it this week to discuss a BANGer of an episode that includes the first appearance of the inimitable Eli Gold!!! Also ballistics expert/Golden Bachelor Kurt McVeigh (if you like that sort of thing).

Hannah and Lizzie reflect on the nature of celebrity in the year 2026 before journeying back to the long-lost world of 2010, where women could be CEOs, but only if their cartoonist husbands were also arrested for murdering the babysitter.

Busy week! Alicia meets Colin Sweeney (a.k.a. Evil Frasier). Peter and Glenn Childs flirt-flight over his appeal. Diane gets trigger-happy.

This episode is dedicated to fans of the 2011-2017 urban fantasy procedural GRIMM.