We know from the promos that he’s heading back to L&G, so I forgive the show for criminally under-using Matt Czuchry in the last half of the season. He better get a kick-ass story line in season four."
And that’s because they want to further Cary and Kalinda relationship. Yeah, of course, we so trust you after the MANY wonderful things you gave us about those 2 the last 4 ys. Bring on more Kalinda’s love interests. That’s the only thing we need to know to be sure that as for Cary and Kalinda season 5 is going to be usual BIG TEASE about a BIG NOTHING.
4 years and Cary didn’t get a serious decent love interest. and now we know it was for nothing. A complete fucking nothing.
2 weeks ago on 7 May 2013 with 0 notes
The Good Wife adjourned its fantastic fourth season more than a week ago but fans continue to deliberate over the twisty, turny finale and speculate about what’s to come. Series creators Robert and Michelle King graciously agreed to hit the pause button on their hiatus to answer a handful of burning TVLine reader Qs about the show’s game-altering fifth season.
Warning: Stop reading if you do not want to know who’s getting a new love interest, how much time will have passed between seasons, which popular characters may be returning and what’s next in the Will/Alicia/Peter triangle.
More boring stuff in store. I start to think they’re also jerking us around about Cary’s being more central this year, the only thing I was looking forward to since I’ve given up about everything I was looking forward about that show.
Did I say I was here just for this? Yeah, I did. So I’m still here.
Cary’s New Firm
Things are moving quickly on Cary’s plot to start his own firm, but things hit several snags, particularly when it comes to whether or not Kalinda will join him. This is especially troubling since everybody knows that she and Cary used to hook up. ( Buddy TV “The Good Wife’ Spoilers: 5 Reasons You’ll Love the Season 4 Finale”)The Good Wife | As interesting as what does happen on CBS’ acclaimed drama – in Sunday’s finale, for example, Colin Sweeney resurfaces (though far from a courtroom), while Cary makes a surprising enemy while forming his upstart firm – is what doesn’t. (TV Line )
Cary (Matt Czuchry), having been passed over for a partnership at Lockhart Gardner, is trying to set up his own firm, partly by poaching key employees like Kalinda (Archie Panjabi).(NY Daily News)
“The Good Wife”: It’s a huge night for Alicia as she Will and Diane must engage in a series of emergency court proceedings after Zach believes he’s witnessed vote tampering. As if that’s not enough, Cary gets some backing to start his own firm… and makes a few surprising invitations to join him. (IMDB “Ten Season Finales We’re Looking Forward To”)
1. A lot of maneuvering takes place There’s Cary (Matt Czuchry) with his desire to break off from Lockhart/Gardner to kickstart his new firm and then there’s Alicia (Julianna Margulies), struggling with the politics of being an equity partner. With the possibility of Kalinda (Archie Panjabi) joining Cary’s new firm, Cary makes a bold move in an attempt to solidify a key asset when money becomes a big factor — and it’s not who you’d think. Alicia, meanwhile, makes a life-altering decision that could affect her standing in season five. (Hollywood Reporter “The Good Wife’: 5 Things to Know About the Season 4 Finale”)
2. Is Cary really going to leave Lockhart/Gardner? He’s mad as hell and he’s not going to take it anymore! After his equity partnership quickly disintegrated without warning, Cary’s (Matt Czuchry) been quietly orchestrating his exit from Lockhart Gardner and now it seems he’s taking most of the firm’s fourth-year associates with him. The show has never been one to psych out fans — see: Season 1 when Cary was actually fired and eventually hired by Glenn Childs — but there is always the off chance that he could throw his fellow fourth-years under the bus if he somehow managed to get a promotion out of Diane (Christine Baranski) and Will.
3. If so, will Kalinda really go with him? Kalinda (Archie Panjabi) proved her loyalty to Cary earlier this season when she went to great lengths not to squeal about Cary’s big plans to the partners. Meanwhile, Kalinda doesn’t seem to be feeling any such loyalty to the firm now that she knows Robyn gets healthcare and Will has made it clear he has little intention of playing into her back-and-forth salary games. How complicated will their maybe-hooking-up-but-we’re-not-sure relationship get if they go into business together at a start-up? And, for all of her charm, would Robyn (Jess Weixler) really be able to fill Kalinda’s boots at Lockhart/Gardner?
Question: I would love to hear anything about The Good Wife‘s final three episodes of the season. —Ella
Ausiello: Cary’s move to launch his own firm will take center-ish stage, I hear. In possibly related news, remember the big Alicia story that Julianna Margulies teased was coming in Episode 20Well, maybe pain in ass gives them pleasure, what da ya think? Ha.
Cary-ish, center-ish… I’m tired of all that wishy-washy BS. Honestly, this season was pretty lackluster.
They need something big to change dynamics. Everything is stagnant right now, so let’s have Cary to open his own firm and possibly being a pain in ass for L&G again. But as for the character and for the show that thing would have a sense only if it involves Alicia. If they’ll just have Cary to open his own firm alone or with a bunch of regulars like Robyn or Clarke, he’s doomed to get the same fate he got when they moved him to SA and nothing would change for real.
And do you remember the kiss between Cary and Kalinda we were supposed to see 3 episodes ago according to Ausiello? Cary center-ish my ass again. I don’t know what to think about that season: the nick fiasco, the beaten up shame, the guest stars nausea, the off-screen hook-up and the fact that as for Cary is always a “Waiting for Godot” thing. I had too many things to digest.
Question: I would love to hear anything about The Good Wife‘s final three episodes of the season. —Ella
Ausiello: Cary’s move to launch his own firm will take center-ish stage, I hear. In possibly related news, remember the big Alicia story that Julianna Margulies teased was coming in Episode 20? Well, Episode 20 is right around the corner — April 14, to be precise. Might Alicia join her former nemesis out the door? Does Florrick/Agos have a certain ring to it? Am I grasping at straws?
Center-ish stage, my ass. Anyway….I’m wondering why L&G keep underrating Cary: everytime they let him go he turns into their worst pain in the ass in court.
Ugh….why do they have to torture Cary like that? Being beaten up by Nick, screwed over by L&G and having a complete jerk as father weren’t enough.
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2 months ago on 18 March 2013 with 5 notes
Kalinda: No
Cary: Why?Everybody in front of their tv : THAT IS WHAT WE HAVE BEEN ASKING OURSELVES FOR YEARS!! WHHYYY??
LOL! There’s no a WHY!
