Reinvigorated storylines and an even stronger cast keep The Good Wife fresh in its seventh season - and away from the doldrums that overcome many long-running dramas. Read critic reviews
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Episodes
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1. Bond
Air date: Oct 4, 2015
As Alicia tries to revive her struggling law career, attorney Lucca Quinn becomes her competition; Peter engages a new strategist for his campaign, changing the dynamic with Eli in the process.
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2. Innocents
Air date: Oct 11, 2015
Alicia considers asking investigator Jason Crouse for assistance with a complex vandalism case; Howard Lyman's inappropriate conduct toward young associates becomes Cary's problem.
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3. Cooked
Air date: Oct 18, 2015
Lucca and Alicia collaborate on a complicated case involving the dealer of a designer drug; Eli wants Alicia and Veronica to participate in a mother-daughter cooking show.
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4. Taxed
Air date: Oct 25, 2015
When Alicia agrees to support a client's plea of innocence in a shoplifting case, she clashes with the bond court judge; Diane is coerced into arguing against her own beliefs in a case about assisted suicide.
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5. Payback
Air date: Nov 1, 2015
Jason uses aggressive investigative tactics while working on a student loan case with Alicia and Lucca; Howard points to Cary as the primary offender when he alleges ageism at Lockhart, Agos & Lee; Eli creates drama among the Florricks.
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6. Lies
Air date: Nov 8, 2015
Alicia and Lucca defend a former technology firm employee who was fired after failing a polygraph test; Eli wants to leak information that would damage Peter's campaign -- but could also impact Alicia.
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7. Driven
Air date: Nov 15, 2015
Louis Canning represents a person who was injured while test-driving a car in driverless mode; to present a united family front, Peter moves back in with Alicia.
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8. Restraint
Air date: Nov 22, 2015
Diane must argue a heated case between anti-abortion and pro-abortion rights advocates; Alicia and Lucca try to poach clients from Louis Canning.
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9. Discovery
Air date: Nov 29, 2015
Alicia and Lucca help Louis Canning defend a website against a racial profiling accusation; Eli and Ruth are concerned about the nature of Alicia's relationship with Jason.
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10. KSR
Air date: Dec 13, 2015
A well-respected surgeon is accused of plotting to commit a crime; Ruth suggests that Courtney Paige (Vanessa Williams) hire Jason for business in another state, hoping to remove him from Alicia's life.
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Seen the whole series. As a man you naturally fall in love with Alicia immediately. What a beautiful and nice woman. But when Negan from the Walking dead suddenly came into the picture, I had to laugh so much. The word brilliant should not be used lightly but this is brilliant. Best series ever!
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It's really disappointing bro
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Its very bad and lame
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Late to jump on the bandwagon, watched all 7 seasons in record time. Top quality series, an absolute must watch for legal drama aficionados. The evolution towards a sharper, more Up-to-date cinematography is noticeable throughout the seasons; but script, scenario and acting are top notch throughout. The dialogues are splendidly written. My favorite characters are definitely Diane and Eli Gold! Even though i am not a fan of Alicia's character and i find some pro-Israeli propaganda to be out of place, this series deserves all its stars.
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I loved seasons 1 to 6 but I found season 7 a huge let down: messy plot and a very anticlimactic finale, IMHO
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The Good Wife proves to its viewers and the rest of the world that it is one of the greatest television dramas to air on television. Magnificent
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One of the best Series I've ever had the pleasure of watching!
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Was in love with this show. Season 7 was HORRIBLE.
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After watching the first six seasons, you've got to watch the seventh; skipping it would feel like skipping the last two chapters of a book. However, that is probably the only reason to watch it. The seventh season transforms everything charming, compelling and noteworthy about the preceding seasons into (essentially) their polar opposite. The first 5 seasons of The Good Wife worked because we loved watching interesting cases, with interesting manipulations/interpretations of the law, against the backdrop of an innocent, principled, person empowering herself, and others, to survive the wrong-doings of others. The last two seasons though (especially season 7) transformed the heroine, and the show, into someone/something almost unrecognizable. The "Felicia" character becomes annoyingly self-pitying, self-centered, and self-aggrandizing. Her political and professional jockeying, coupled with her boring and redundant romantic troubles, feel like the worst of daytime soap operas. Worst, I think, any of the warmness (even to her children) the character possessed had been entirely evacuated. To be plain, their main character simply isn't likable. Not only is she untrustworthy and vapid, she's manipulative and cold. The cases become stale, predictable, and far less meaningful. The supporting cast loose their identities as well and feel unfamiliar in their superficial story lines. All of season 7, there is no one to root for ... and you don't even care. I realize the writers were intentionally trying to "turn her into" (Peter) everything she despised at the beginning; and, perhaps that happens with most people. Yet the message, the entire feeling of the show, went off track. If you liked the first 5 seasons, it wasn't because you wanted to watch a show that proved the world is crap, that all people are crap, that honest politicians can't exist. You didn't like it because you know people can't start over, change their lives, or improve their circumstances. I think you liked it because you hoped for these things; you liked rooting for the characters, liked believing someone could retain their integrity in a world where it's easier not to have any, etc. I think that was the real attraction. The last two seasons were basically a big fat, "they can't", "there's no hope", "everybody sucks and they always will" kind of thing. People compromising their values may very well be the most common and realistic path in the world, and there's plenty of excellent shows about just that very thing. I feel annoyed and confused just because that wasn't the premise of The Good Wife for its first 5 seasons. The story, as they finished it, is nothing but a depressing cliche: A good person can't survive among ruthless people unless they become ruthless themselves. Okay, well, that premise has been really overdone in far better ways than this. I wish they would have ended the show earlier.
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I loved the 7th series (and series 1-6), and the final episode was stunning. Life isn't always made up of neat and tidy endings and I like the fact the episode didn't go for an easy happy ever after ending.
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