I actually really enjoyed it. It was a different take on an episode, since the bulk of it focused on a case against a judge, instead of the actual client. I don't know if the firm did themselves any favors by declaring war on a judge like that, but we'll see how it plays out.
Great episode! At the end, when the judge left the courtroom, I actually felt very sorry for him. Tip o' the hat to Judd Hirsch, he really ruled this episode!
That said, I can't believe the road this show is taking with Kalinda's husband. The calling back to the office, getting Cary on the line, being jealous... It's just way too clichéd for a show as sofisticated as TGW. Moreover, I felt it really distracted from what was otherwise a stellar episode.
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I actually really enjoyed it. It was a different take on an episode, since the bulk of it focused on a case against a judge, instead of the actual client. I don't know if the firm did themselves any favors by declaring war on a judge like that, but we'll see how it plays out.
ReplyDeleteGreat episode! At the end, when the judge left the courtroom, I actually felt very sorry for him. Tip o' the hat to Judd Hirsch, he really ruled this episode!
ReplyDeleteThat said, I can't believe the road this show is taking with Kalinda's husband. The calling back to the office, getting Cary on the line, being jealous... It's just way too clichéd for a show as sofisticated as TGW. Moreover, I felt it really distracted from what was otherwise a stellar episode.