Lactose_Intolerant
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Looks more like Damages than The Good Wife.
Which is probably a good thing.
Which is probably a good thing.
I'm not overly keen on the name. The Good Fight was the best they could come up with? Getting Elsbeth back is great though, they should try and make her a regular.
http://tvline.com/2017/01/06/the-good-fight-photos-season-1-preview-diane-lockhart/Take The Good Wife, slap an R-rating on it, and voila! youve got The Good Fight. According to exec producer Robert King, while the spinoff will be similar to its sire in pacing, primacy of actors and writing, and each episode will feature both self-contained stories and a serialized element, the digital-only offshoot will be able to exploit the greater freedom of streaming both in subject matter and in a more cinematic look. (Translation: Christine Baranskis Diane can cuss!) Whats more, The Good Fight takes place in a post-Trump culture where Chicago liberals feel under assault, King adds. The show is also more of an ensemble boasting three strong leads in Baranski, Cush Jumbos returning Lucca and Game of Thrones Rose Leslie (as Dianes lesbian goddaughter Maiai). Speaking of Diane and Lucca, is it fair to say some tension still exists between the pair in the wake of that infamous slap Diane leveled on her BFF Alicia? Its not an easy relationship, due to all the history, King acknowledges. And it definitely wont be solved in the first episode.
The Good Fight Official Trailer
This looks more expensive than I was expecting.
I miss the old Stern/Lockhart/Gardner/Bond/Florrick/Agos/Canning/Lee offices tbh.
USA Today said:The change of presidential administrations colors the series. While "The Good Wife was satire of liberal mindset: it was always about the Obama years," says co-creator Robert King.
The premiere episode was filmed in the week leading up to the election, and the outcome adds "a different resonance" to the new show, Baranski says, with parallels to "passing power from one generation to another."
But it's not merely anti-Trump: "It looks at how liberals are reacting, confusion between what's real and what's not real," King says.
why is this online only again?
Meh. Someone should tell them nobody (I hope) watched The Good Wife for the shitty politics "storylines".The showrunners apparently intend to make this into a commentary about contemporary politics, possibly more powerfully and directly about the Trump presidency (and what it means to liberals) than the Good Wife's more sedate commentary about the Obama years.
No thanks. No one gave a shit about the politics on TGW.The showrunners apparently intend to make this into a commentary about contemporary politics, possibly more powerfully and directly about the Trump presidency (and what it means to liberals) than the Good Wife's more sedate commentary about the Obama years.
http://usat.ly/2jlMFjP
No thanks. No one gave a shit about the politics on TGW.
The showrunners apparently intend to make this into a commentary about contemporary politics, possibly more powerfully and directly about the Trump presidency (and what it means to liberals) than the Good Wife's more sedate commentary about the Obama years.
Diane and Kurt break up because he voted for Trump?
Oh well the Oliver Platt thing was interesting but I think it was because they didn't focus too much on it. I liked the political side of TGW during the first couple of years. Eli working on Peter's campaign was amusing to watch. Or Peter going against Matthew Perry's character. But aside from that I didn't care too much about it, specially during S6 with Alicia's campaign and its conclusion. The best thing out of that plot was Marissa lbr.lol i did
It was some of the most interesting stuff with Diane and her husband AND all the work that got from Oliver Platt.
Also, Diane says "FUCK". Looks like I'm subscribing.
Diane and Kurt break up because he voted for Trump?
No thanks. No one gave a shit about the politics on TGW.
lol i did
It was some of the most interesting stuff with Diane and her husband AND all the work that got from Oliver Platt.
Also, Diane says "FUCK". Looks like I'm subscribing.
lol i did
It was some of the most interesting stuff with Diane and her husband AND all the work that got from Oliver Platt.
Also, Diane says "FUCK". Looks like I'm subscribing.
It looks like Diane is still married too.
Any idea how to legitimately watch this show in Canada?
That can;t be right because they pre-sold Star Trek to Bell for their online-only streaming service (and for their SyFy channel).AFAIK CBS All Access is available in Canada so I get the impression they want you to buy that once it stops airing on network TV.
My feeling is that CBSAA will crash and burn, so maybe they allow CTV or somebody to carry it, but for now I think the plan is you have to pay for their subscription.
Yeah, the Star Trek delay is why this is coming first. I'm just commenting on CBS Access being available in Canada, since CBS sold Star Trek to a Canadian content provider (which is annoying as hell because it's on Netflix literally everywhere else in the world)..So its basically 2 Broke Girls plus Dianna rebooting Alicia? Bit of a weird spin on the show, you'd think more people would have wanted to see David or Cary or the crazy red head (not Ygritte) as the focus of a new show.
Star Trek got delayed from Jan 2017 to unknown (hasn't even started filming yet afaik, was originally supposed to start filming summer 2016) so might be one reason why this is getting pushed up.
The Good Fight |OT| is live.
I still haven't finished watching the final season. It was such a mess early that I quit.
I was going to watch it finally this evening, but decided to read the wiki synopsis of the final episode. Edit: Watched parts of it... so bad.
WTF is that and how did the show become trash so quickly? I mean utter, complete, unmitigated trash with no redeeming value? Writers would have to be dumb as a bucket of shit to think that ending was acceptable.
Now you can watch The Good Fight! lol
Yeah it's a sequel, but it might as well be a new show that happens to have two characters from this one.
It's fine for the most part. It just pretends Alicia never existed (outside of a few namedrops), so if you liked the trials that were on the main show, then you'll like this one.I have such a bad taste in my mouth from the final season that I don't really have a desire to do so.
I would want the sequel to fix the shit done to TGW, and from what I have heard it doesn't do that... so the show would just enrage me further.
I have such a bad taste in my mouth from the final season that I don't really have a desire to do so.
I would want the sequel to fix the shit done to TGW, and from what I have heard it doesn't do that... so the show would just enrage me further.
I just feel like most of the characters deserved some level of happily ever after at the end. Their lives didn't have to be perfect, but they should have been overall solid.
Instead I feel like ALL the characters were on a solid downward trend as far as their life situations starting in like... late season 5.[/B]
I may try The Good Fight eventually, but I am not sure. I actually really liked Alicia and Cary for the most part, and as much as Diane is awesome... I am not sure she alone could carry it.
I dunno, if you ever should've expected happy endings from TGW. It was never that kind of show. The peripheral characters didn't really need to get hammered though.
She doesn't need to carry the show? The show has three leads that get roughly the same amount of screentime, Diane, Lucca and Maia. Arguably Delroy Lindo's Adrian is one too.