This episode made The Good Wife much more gray for me, as in not black and white... It has always been complex, but with only one character pursuing truth and justice (Diane), and that one being a side character, you see more of a clash of (as it was put) cops and lawyers in this one. "You wake up with fleas..." if you sleep with dogs.
First, I like Eli Gold--kind of like someone likes a shark. He is amusing and quick and funny and cutthroat. His quick-smiling and scrutinizing interactions with Alicia were great.
Secondly, I hated Peter in this episode. First being overly suspicious, then being controlling with Alicia--did you see his face? He needs power over people--anyone will do, but he'll start with his wife. God.
Well, it turns out scummy little Becca was the tweeter. Wow. I've always hated her. And the ending--well, being an optimist, I wish they had had that superb scene between Will and Diane as the end, not this "duh duh duh duh DUM" hint.
So for the actual case... Other than her reactions, we didn't see Alicia much today. (And while we're on her reactions, how cool was her response to getting a bag of money? Really?) We saw Will... I never he was so practical, and so antagonistic. Or prideful. Well, I still like him, but less now. The way he begged to take on the drug dealer was gross, but of course he made it up in admitting how far they had fallen. I can't wait for a third partner. I hope it's someone that's frank and honest, kind of like a kind, better version of Eli. What can I say, I have Alan Shore withdrawal. :)
So good episode, I liked it, and I give it a nine because I always like it... But it didn't leave me hungry for more. Probably because it was trying to. As always, thanks.moreless





