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I couldn’t resist writing something up about “The Good Wife’s” big 100th episode even though I’m on a little staycation before starting at E! in early December.

The 100th episode, “The Decision Tree” is “The Good Wife” at its best. The two central stories are balanced expertly. Sometimes “The...

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Alicia Florrick - Laugh / Smile

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Alicia Florrick: We used to work for you.

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John Wells, Julianna Margulies and George Clooney.

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I’d much rather be famous for being a fabulous bitch than being, “Oh gosh, she’s such a nice mom. She does that nice wife really well.” I’d rather it be, “Wow, she’s really a great bitch!”

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'When you get into matters of the heart, sometimes things aren’t spoken and a look can say a tremendous amount.' - Josh Charles

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Josh Charles (Photos By: Randall Slavin for CBS Watch Magazine - December 2013)

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Sure, everyone knows that Thanksgiving is this week. But fans of The Good Wife have another reason to be thankful aside from the requisite turkey and stuffing coming to a dinner table near you. This Sunday marks the drama’s 100th episode (9/8c, CBS), and boy, does the show deliver. Already in the middle of an acclaimed, high-octane season, the 100th episode includes the return of several fan-favorite guest stars, a suspenseful (and very personal!) legal case, some juicy new…

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Does Alicia love him? Does he love her?No matter: The world has always loved The Good Wife’s Josh Charles

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"If a take is getting screwed up because someone is laughing, I am usually the one involved somehow."

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Julianna Margulies attends the New York Stage and Film 2013 gala at The Plaza Hotel on November 17, 2013 in New York City.

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'Today is a very good gag reel day' 

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Best example to pass Bechdel test (a.k.a the test of gender bias) I’ve seen in a while on TV. Instead of talking about men or love interest or children, two female characters talk to each other about work, about how to be strong and professional, about how to take initiative and stand on their own. No crybabies. The dialogue is neither too cold or too sentimental, it’s simple and strong. Bravo! To all writers of The Good Wife.

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