"The Last Call" is the episode that Julianna won the Emmy for.

So, after a week and a half I caught ip all the way to the fifth season finale.

So.... It's gonna be Florrick/Agos/Lockheart?

No way Cary/Alicia turn Diane down, they just can't

Plus... Anywhere. I can watch the sixth season? For obvious reasons it's not on netflix and ilegal pages are being shut down so fast these days.

Finally caught up and all I can say is that they INALLY ended the Cary thing, it started dragging around episode 6

Ed Asner did a great job at being absolutely despicable last night.

Last night's episode was hilarious. Dylan Baker playing 3 different roles was everything as was Laura Benanti, and as usual I loved the fake show that was shown in court

The Kalinda/Bishop stuff is tense. Is she going to be killed off?

I thought this was a really interesting, audacious episode of the show. I don't think it was completely successful, but you really have to give the Kings credit for experimenting with the format like this. Alicia's mind is every bit as messy as anyone would expect it to be.

The only clearly bad thing for me was how distracting it was that that was not Josh Charles.

But yeah, this is definitely going to be a polarizing episode

I loved last night's episode. It was equal parts funny and sad. And they seem to be hinting at some kind of scene between Alicia and Kalinda before she leaves, which is always good.

Will this be Michael J. Fox's last appearance?

I'm much more here for Alicia and Finn over Alicia and John though.

Also they need to make Sarah Steele a regular - I've said it before and will again

Sarah Steele continues to be my favorite.

"I'm thinking of getting a tramp stamp, what do you think?"

Well I guess we know how Kalinda is leaving the show now.

Curious as to what happens next week based on that promo. It's eerily reminiscent of the one they aired when Will died.

I kinda don't want the next season to be the last one. This show is so fucking good.

They need to wrap up Bishop's sory like three episodes ago.

I've been getting caught up this again, so about 6 episodes behind. Amazing stuff - I love that this show keeps getting better. (Though by looking at reviews, it doesn't appear the back half of Season 6 is as good.)

It's still great, but season 6 was always going to have a tough time topping season 5 (which was honestly one of the best seasons of TV ever).

After a somewhat shaky run of episodes, The Good Wife is back on an upswing. Shaky for this show, I mean. It will never not be one of the best shows on TV.

I didn't see the promo for next week although I'm certainly intrigued. So much potential drama brewing with Alicia, Kalinda *and* Diane!

Diane is honestly one of the best characters of all time on television. I love her so much. If they ever killed her off I would probably weep.

Wow, that episode was practically Shakespearean in its intensity and its denouement. Alicia now knows that everyone EVERYWHERE is corrupt. I guess...that's it...for the whole State's Attorney thing? It seems odd so much of the season was building up to it so it would end like this, but there's still 3 episodes left this season.

Once again I have absolutely no idea where the show is going. This time I'm pretty OK with it. You will always have me hooked, Good Wife.

THIS WAS A PERFECT EPISODE. God. TGW still has it. I was floored. This totally makes up for State Attorney election which hasn't been the best storyline this show had. Also there's a nice payoff now with Carey's case which also seemed like it was longer than it should've been.

Omg, y'all right.

This episode was everything

So was that Kalinda's exit? I was hoping she'd get at least one more scene with Alicia in person before she left. It was almost hilarious that when she went over Alicia wasn't home considering how long the two haven't shared screen time.

Also Phyllis Somerville was hilarious last night when she was being questioned about the drugs.

Ugh at Alicia now being 'disgraced.' I want to know what she's going to do next.

Someone on Twitter counted and it's been 50 episodes (!) since Julianna and Archie shared a scene together. I have no idea what went down between them behind the scenes, but it's kind of ridiculous someone couldn't suck it up and allow for proper closure with the two characters' relationship.

Wow. Another amazing episode. They're making Alicia's story very ubpredictable now when two episodes ago everything seemed set in stone.

http://tvline.com/2015/04/27/the-good-w ... -season-6/

Good, it sounds like Kalinda will be back for the finale and we'll get our scene between her and Alicia after all

50 episodes?!?!?

My god, did Archie shit on Juliana's things or something?

The rumor is that Julianna (who's also a producer) didn't think that Alicia would be forgiving after the whole Peter cheating plotline, and also didn't like that Archie won an Emmy for it before her and was more of a fan favorite in the earlier seasons. But of course, this is all hearsay.

If that is true than Julianna is such a petty person. I really doubt that's the reason.

She's kinda right, Alicia wouldn't forgive her.

Maybe she could forget about it for a second, when Kalinda found Grace, but I don't think she would ever let it go.