Julianna Margulies stars in CBS's series "The Good Wife." (Photo : REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni)
"The Good Wife" Season 6 is changing Alicia Florrick's life in so many ways. There have been several major changes as of the latest episode. In this week's new episode, more changes are expected. Here are six things to know if you have not watched Alicia in the previous three episodes.
One, Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) is serious about her bid to be the next State's Attorney. Her campaign manager, Johnny Elfman (Steven Pasquale) has (spoiler alert) found a way to convince her to lie regarding Lemond Bishop (Mike Colter) and her political action committee (PAC).
Two, Alicia has little time left for her firm, the Florrick/Agos/Lockhart and Associates. "The Good Wife" Season 6 has been mostly about her political path. Evenso, Colin Sweeney (Dylan Baker) would not take any other partner. In a recent episode, he compelled Alicia to make time for him, regardless of her political campaign activities.
Three, Alicia is moving on. In episode 614 ("Mind's Eye), her sexual thoughts about Johnny Elfman and Finn Polmar (Matthew Goode) are revealed. Still, Will Gardner was on top of her sex fantasies. Later in the episode, however, Alicia bids Will goodbye.
Four, Alicia and Frank Prady (David Hyde Pierce) are struggling to stay decent toward each other. In the latest episode, Alicia even lauded Prady for keeping his beliefs private instead of using it to win voters. Prady is not gay, he said. He just doesn't want to marry again because it's simply wrong in his religion and principle.
Five, Alicia still wanted to believe Louis Canning (Michael J. Fox) may be a good man. This was quashed when Eli Gold (Alan Cumming) made her realize Canning was going to stop at nothing to get what he wanted.
Six, Alicia and Johnny kissed at the end of the Mar. 15 episode, titled, "Open Source." This week is supposed to reveal what happens next to Alicia and Johnny in "The Good Wife" Season 6.
