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For fans who have waited (im)patiently for the last month-and-a-half, March 1 cannot come fast enough. Football is over, and CBS is finally allowing us a little consistency: “The Good Wife” will close out its sixth season on seven consecutive Sundays, beginning with an episode that will bring back everyone’s favorite wife-killer, Colin Sweeney (the incomparable Dylan Baker), as well as some characteristic campaign shenanigans. Read on for what every “Good Wife” super-fan should be looking out for as the season’s final act approaches.
Ever since that horribly misguided decision to bring Kalinda’s ex-husband into the fold, Archie Panjabi hasn’t been given a whole lot to do in “The Good Wife.” This season, Kalinda has been tasked with weighing her profound intimacy issues against her affection for Cary (Matt Czuchry), with whom she’s finally formed a romantic relationship. But otherwise, the fan favorite has been mostly in the background of a season driven by dense serial plots.
“The Good Wife” often saves the best for last, from an Alicia/Will elevator kiss in season two to a David Lee/Louis Canning mutiny one year ago. Where are the Kings headed this year? Speculate with us!
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