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Episode 07 | Aired Nov 11, 2012

Christina Ricci guest stars as a comedienne under fire after she flashes her boobs on network TV
By Breia Brissey


And the great influx of guest stars continues on season 4 of The Good Wife: Christina Ricci! Bill Maher (as himself)! John Shea! Robert and Michelle King are really making it hard to keep up, but at least they're keeping things interesting. By the end of the season, we'll be able to ask who has not been on The Good Wife and the list will be shorter than that of the people who have been on the show. And I kind of love it.

In the case of the week, Christina...

Florrick prostitute, Amber Madison, is given her own advice column to answer readers' questions about love, life, and sex.


02/10

Dear Amber,

I've been dating a married man for 3 years. We met at a friend's New Year's Eve party and it was love at first sight. His wife wasn't there because she's agoraphobic and refuses to leave their house. She's been that way for a decade and makes everyone in her life miserable. My boyfriend isn't happy at home, but says that he doesn't want to do anything to hurt his wife because he feels sorry for her. He says that he loves me and is going to leave his wife...

Episode 02 | Aired Oct 7, 2012

Will tries to win a big settlement for the firm in his first case back, and Maura Tierney guest stars
By Breia Brissey


Wow. I think The Good Wife just delivered one of the most scandalous scenes in the history of network television. My overall takeaway from "And the Law Won" was, can they even show that on TV?! They can. And they did. Perhaps forever changing the way we view ice cream.

Let me explain. Over a couple of ice cream cones, Kalinda and Nick discussed their past, giving us a little more insight into their relationship: He spent two years in prison, and...

Episode 04 | Aired Oct 21, 2012

Diane and Alicia take on a flip-flopping opposing counsel, and Eli does all he can to stop a story that would hurt Peter's campaign
By Breia Brissey



It seems like The Good Wife showrunners have finally heard your complaints. "Don't Haze Me, Bro" delivered a completely Nick-free hour of TV! And for those of us who are a little fed up with the Nick/Kalinda storyline, it was a much-needed break. (Full disclosure: I loved Kalinda and Nick in the season premiere, but quickly became confused with the pairing.) I know we haven't seen the end of the unhappy couple, but...