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| − | '''Two Courts''' is the eleventh episode of [[Season 2]] of [[The Good Wife]]. |
+ | "'''Two Courts'''" is the eleventh episode of [[Season 2]] as well as the 34th episode of [[The Good Wife]]. It was written by [[Ted Humphrey]], and directed by [[Tom DiCillo]]. |
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While defending Scott Bauer, an internet spam distributor accused of murdering his father, Alicia and Will are stymied by hostile judge Edward Weldon due to an altercation he had with Will on the basketball court. To make matters worse, the prosecution was able to get a picture entered into evidence that showed Scott dressed in a Nazi SS uniform for a WWII war reenactment. Between the judge's biased rulings and the jury's dislike of Scott's profession and hobby, Alicia and Will feel their case slipping away. |
While defending Scott Bauer, an internet spam distributor accused of murdering his father, Alicia and Will are stymied by hostile judge Edward Weldon due to an altercation he had with Will on the basketball court. To make matters worse, the prosecution was able to get a picture entered into evidence that showed Scott dressed in a Nazi SS uniform for a WWII war reenactment. Between the judge's biased rulings and the jury's dislike of Scott's profession and hobby, Alicia and Will feel their case slipping away. |
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| + | === Main Cast === |
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| + | *[[Julianna Margulies]] as [[Alicia Florrick]] |
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| + | *[[Matt Czuchry]] as [[Cary Agos]] |
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| + | *[[Archie Panjabi]] as [[Kalinda Sharma]] |
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| + | *[[Graham Phillips]] as [[Zach Florrick]] |
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| + | *[[Mackenzie Vega]] as [[Grace Florrick]] |
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| + | *[[Josh Charles]] as [[Will Gardner]] |
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| + | *[[Christine Baranski]] as [[Diane Lockhart]] |
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| + | *[[Alan Cumming]] as [[Eli Gold]] |
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Latest revision as of 12:41, 16 July 2018
"Two Courts" is the eleventh episode of Season 2 as well as the 34th episode of The Good Wife. It was written by Ted Humphrey, and directed by Tom DiCillo.
Summary[]
While defending Scott Bauer, an internet spam distributor accused of murdering his father, Alicia and Will are stymied by hostile judge Edward Weldon due to an altercation he had with Will on the basketball court. To make matters worse, the prosecution was able to get a picture entered into evidence that showed Scott dressed in a Nazi SS uniform for a WWII war reenactment. Between the judge's biased rulings and the jury's dislike of Scott's profession and hobby, Alicia and Will feel their case slipping away.