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Some really great things happened
in this episode, I’m not going to lie. After this episode, I think the show is
finally going in the direction that I want it to. Whenever Diane and Alicia are
working together in court, I’m happy. They have a great dynamic and I think
that dynamic will be explored even more in the coming episodes. I’ve said it
before, but I really want Diane and Alicia to partner and run their own firm. They
would be great together.
It was wonderful to see Anna Camp
back as Caitlyn after not being on the show for over four years. It’s crazy to
think she hasn’t been back since season three. I was also very excited to see
Leslie Odom Jr. joining the cast for this episode. Because the show films in
New York, there’s always guest stars coming on when they get some free time
from Broadway. I love Leslie as Aaron Burr in Hamilton. I think it’s interesting that Leslie was the guest star
instead of Lin-Manuel Miranda, the genius mind that created Hamilton, because he has openly
expressed on Twitter that he would love to guest star. Leslie was not the first
Hamilton alum to appear on the show.
Jonathan Groff and Renée Elise Goldsberry, who had a recurring role in the
earlier seasons as Geneva Pine, have appeared even before Hamilton debuted.
I was expecting there to be a
throw down between Jason and Peter judging by the promo pics, but that wasn’t quite
the case. Peter did get extremely ticked upon finding Jason in his boxers in
Alicia’s apartment, but Jason handled it very well and left knowing he was in
the wrong by being in this affair. The greatest part of the episode was
something I had been waiting for since season one, Alicia finally told Peter
she wants a divorce. THANK YOU, WRITERS! I know Alicia had two wonderful kids
with Peter, but she never looked truly happy when she was with Peter. Alicia
looks happy when she’s with Jason. I was smiling so much when she practically
jumped into his arms. I hope they get a happy ending.
Nothing against Cary, but I’m
happy that he decided to quit. That’s just one step closer to that
Lockhart/Florrick (well, soon to be Cavanaugh again) firm that I want to badly.
I hope he does great things with his life and can learn to move on. This was
such a satisfying episode. If Judge Abernathy and Kurt were also in this
episode, it would’ve been practically perfect. Luckily, the Kurt episode will soon
be available to myself and many other fans who have been anxiously awaiting his
return. The downside is we still have to wait anxiously because there’s a two
week hiatus.
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