Good Wife

[shadowkat]

Now, I want spoilers on The Good Wife. I'm worried about where they are going.



* Do not want Will/Alicia. Damn her Mom. Will is creepy. I do not understand what she sees in him - his manipulative and a bit of a scoundrel. I want Alicia/Peter and I want Alicia to join Carey and the four other associates in their own little firm. Ditch Lockhardt & Gardner, Alicia. Now. Go off with Carey and become the new Will and Diane. (Sigh, I ship Alicia:Carey hard. Can't you tell?)

* Case of the week was amusing and realistic for a change. Yes, it's like that. Unfortunately unions aren't that helpful. Had a lengthy chat about them with a co-worker who majored in labor relations regarding our own lame-ass union, which is doing everything wrong. We vote on nothing except union reps, we get no vote on other things or information on them, or explanations. It's horrible. I want to kick our union.

* Kalinda and Will are a manipulative piece of work. Felt sorry for Carey. And David Lee continues to be a hoot, as does Stockard Channing as Alicia's mom and of course Owen, her bro, who I adore.

Comments

[genericmarn.livejournal.com]

I can't say I want Will/Alicia, but I don't really want Peter/Alicia, either. I'd like to see her meet someone else entirely.

And I'd like to see her in more scenes with Diane, but that might be just because I like Diane...

[shadowkat67.livejournal.com]

Actually I don't see why Alicia couldn't be pleasantly single without any romantic love interest at the end.

It is possible to be happy without one. Actually in some cases you are happier...and Alicia has the worst taste in men. A yen for the bad boys.

From a narrative stand-point? It's more interesting if they keep her involved with Peter for the time being...but it doesn't have to be the end-game.

[genericmarn.livejournal.com]

Oh, agreed to the idea of Alicia being on her own. For sure.

I'd be happy to see them take the story there, but it's definitely not something you see often.