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‘The Good Wife’ Season 3, Episode 19 Recap: Blue Ribbon Panel
An excellent new episode of The Good Wife caught the audience's attention this week through a lot of events which started with Kalinda's IRS mess, moving on to Diane asking Alicia to partake in a blue ribbon panel on her behalf, as it would be good for both her career and the firm. With the annoying panel chair Mike Kresteva, superbly portrayed by guest star Matthew Perry (Friends), Alicia has a lot on her plate. As she still tries to buy the old Florrick family house, the episode reveals, through a number of flashbacks, some of the most wonderful as well as awkward moments the Florricks shared in that house. And hats off to the Alicia-Jackie cliffhanger! That would sure turn into one hell of an exchange in the next episode.
Back to the male-oriented panel that was investigating a police shooting of a civilian, Alicia—the token female—manages to irritate the other members including Kresteva, while she kindly questions the victim's son about the undercover officers who shot his father. The boy denies they identified themselves before shooting. Judge Dunaway, one of the panel members, tells Alicia there's no need to impress and reinvent a wheel that works just fine.
She also learns that a gun at the crime scene was used in a jewelry robbery and confiscated later by Officer Zimmerman. When Alicia asks whether the gun had been planted, Kresteva cuts short her interrogation of an expert witness, but Pastor Damon (played by Charles S. Dutton, whom L Word fans might remember as Dr. Benjamin Bradshaw), grants Alicia his allotted five minutes to finish what she started.
Later at Kalinda's IRS meeting, she has to deal with a more arrogant male bureaucrat who wants more evidence on private investigator's case. Kalinda notices a laptop with the webcam on, placed behind the IRS people and shares this with Alicia as they walk out of the room. This only fuels Alicia's frustration who gets back in and walks straight to the said laptop telling off whoever was behind the cam. That was Julianna Margulies' best scene of the episode.
At Lockhart/Gardner Eli, David and Julius continue their quest to oust Will. Diane tells Will they are like three children who didn't get the toy they wanted and she's sure once they have it, they'll destroy it. And out of loyalty for Will, she wants to keep his seat until his suspension ends.
Eli and Julius even toss a coin to decide who will be nominated for Will's seat. Julius wins and Eli will support him. Diane and Will decide to nominate instead Howard Lyman, a pushed aside partner with the highest seniority, who's still wondering around the firm asking Will if he knows any good porn sites.
The lovely and mysterious Kalinda gets to meet again an old acquaintance, the FBI agent Lana Delaney who already paid an unannounced visit to Alicia as the person behind the webcam during the IRS meeting. For an unknown reason yet, she has IRS on Kalinda's back. Whether it has to do with Lockhart/Gardner's drug dealer client, Lemond Bishop, or with Kalinda refusing to accept Lana's offer to join FBI, the agent's motives are still unclear.
Back to the male-oriented panel that was investigating a police shooting of a civilian, Alicia—the token female—manages to irritate the other members including Kresteva, while she kindly questions the victim's son about the undercover officers who shot his father. The boy denies they identified themselves before shooting. Judge Dunaway, one of the panel members, tells Alicia there's no need to impress and reinvent a wheel that works just fine.
She also learns that a gun at the crime scene was used in a jewelry robbery and confiscated later by Officer Zimmerman. When Alicia asks whether the gun had been planted, Kresteva cuts short her interrogation of an expert witness, but Pastor Damon (played by Charles S. Dutton, whom L Word fans might remember as Dr. Benjamin Bradshaw), grants Alicia his allotted five minutes to finish what she started.
Later at Kalinda's IRS meeting, she has to deal with a more arrogant male bureaucrat who wants more evidence on private investigator's case. Kalinda notices a laptop with the webcam on, placed behind the IRS people and shares this with Alicia as they walk out of the room. This only fuels Alicia's frustration who gets back in and walks straight to the said laptop telling off whoever was behind the cam. That was Julianna Margulies' best scene of the episode.
At Lockhart/Gardner Eli, David and Julius continue their quest to oust Will. Diane tells Will they are like three children who didn't get the toy they wanted and she's sure once they have it, they'll destroy it. And out of loyalty for Will, she wants to keep his seat until his suspension ends.
Eli and Julius even toss a coin to decide who will be nominated for Will's seat. Julius wins and Eli will support him. Diane and Will decide to nominate instead Howard Lyman, a pushed aside partner with the highest seniority, who's still wondering around the firm asking Will if he knows any good porn sites.
The lovely and mysterious Kalinda gets to meet again an old acquaintance, the FBI agent Lana Delaney who already paid an unannounced visit to Alicia as the person behind the webcam during the IRS meeting. For an unknown reason yet, she has IRS on Kalinda's back. Whether it has to do with Lockhart/Gardner's drug dealer client, Lemond Bishop, or with Kalinda refusing to accept Lana's offer to join FBI, the agent's motives are still unclear.
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