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Screen captures from this week’s episode, sorry for being a bit late.

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I’ve added screen captures from last night’s episode of The Good Wife.

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CBS’ award-winning drama The Good Wife was the first panel to sell out at the star-heavy New York Times Arts & Leisure Weekend this past Friday. One hot topic for stars Julianna Margulies, Christine Baranski, Josh Charles, and executive producers Robert and Michelle King was the show’s move to Sundays this season, which hasn’t helped ratings. Especially frustrating was the fact that football often pushed back the start time of the drama — “Will football ever end?” Baranski moaned to an appreciative female-heavy audience.

Also up for discussion: the romance between Alicia and Will. When a fan expressed disappointment over their breakup, Charles said he believed the relationship ended “appropriately” and said he’s happy about the deepening friendship between Will and both Alicia and Diane. Baranski joked that she’d like a hot young love interest, while Margulies mentioned her shock at a letter she got from a disgruntled viewer who suggested they call the show The Good Slut because of Alicia’s affair. “Do they watch the show? Do they know that Peter not only slept with hookers but colleagues?” she said indignantly. (Margulies also shared that they dubbed the sex scenes ‘frucks.’)

The Kings revealed that both Diane and Carey (Matt Czuchry) were originally conceived to be adversaries of Alicia, but they “fell in love” with both the characters and actors and made them more likeable. That prompted a retort from Charles that they should hire more “a-holes.”

As for how much longer the stories of Lockhart Gardner will continue, Robert King said each year “is another chapter in Alicia’s life. We have an ending [to the series] in mind.” Though they all agree they’d like to keep trying cases for years to come. Asked Baranski: “Does it ever have to end?”

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Josh Charles in #7 on this year’s People’s Sexiest Man Alive List! Awesome!

“I’m not interested in playing a character and having him be called ‘likable,’” Charles, who plays enigmatic lawyer Will Gardner on The Good Wife, tells EW. It’s precisely that mystique that has made the 39-year-old actor so irresistible to Julianna Margulies’s character, Alicia – and to audiences who tune in Sundays to the hit CBS drama.

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Screen captures from this week’s episode of The Good Wife “3×11 – What Went Wrong Screen”. The show will be on hiatus until January 15.

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These are caps from last week episode of The Good Wife “3×10 Parenting Made Easy”. Sorry about the delay!

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If you haven’t seen the latest episode yet, beware of spoilers! Great article from EW.com:

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Do you think the idea to make Will’s pickup basketball game with fellow lawyers and judges the alleged center of a judicial bribery scheme was in the back of producers’ minds the first time we saw him on the court?
JOSH CHARLES: That’s a question for [creators] Robert and Michelle [King]. I don’t know if it was part of the grand master plan. My instinct would say that they strive really hard to make people’s backstories mirror what we’ve seen on the surface so that things don’t feel like they’re pulled from left field. I think if you go back and look at the way Will handles himself business-wise, and his relationship with Tony Goldwyn’s character [Judge Baxter] with gambling issues, you can sorta see that maybe this stuff was imagined. I think it makes sense for who Will is. There’s a touch of the gambler in anybody really competitive and somebody that’s willing to concede that to succeed, sometimes you need to cut corners and to make bold choices. When you ask the reasoning for Will not sharing [news of the investigation with Alicia], there is this belief in certain gamblers that one take can make this all go away. I think maybe he’s still hoping that that can happen with this, that maybe he won’t have to share the information with Alicia.
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From the promo for this Sunday’s episode of CBS’ The Good Wife (watch it again below), we know that Diane (Christine Baranski) is done with subtle sexual harassment seminars. She confronts Will (Josh Charles) and tells him Peter (Chris Noth) is coming after him and it’s time to stop sleeping with Alicia (Julianna Margulies). Alicia raised the question of whether they should press pause last week, and Will let her make the call — they probably wouldn’t even if they said they would — and simply agreed. What’s he really feeling as their relationship continues to complicate? ”I think he’s in survival mode. He’s not quite sure what’s coming at him. Is it something that he’s gonna be able to fight?” Charles tells EW. “Obviously, he has really deep feelings for Alicia, but at the same time, Will has worked really hard for a really long time to get where he’s at, and he’s gonna do everything he can to protect that. It’s clear that Diane knows what’s happening. That’s a big deal for Will to be confronted by his partner. They built the firm together. They’ve been through hell and back and have got it to a pretty decent place where they want it. So while it’s hard for Will to swallow, I think he does understand where Diane’s coming from because he would probably feel the same way if it was reversed. But again, when it comes to matters of the human heart, I don’t think all the legal brilliance necessarily comes into play. He’s torn.”
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Caps from last night episode!

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The Good Wife Season 3 Promotional Shots have been added to the gallery and 2 photoshoots (thanks Claudia from Margulies-Fan.com).

The Good Wife > Promotional Pictures > Season 3

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