Chemistry is not everything. Characters need to have history and being fully developed in their own. That's why I think Kalinda and Cary still make more sense than Kalinda and Lana. Lana was just created to bone with Kalinda. She has no purpose out of the Kalinda's area. Cary, instead, is a complex character, with his…

He doesn't have a single thing which works in his life.

Sorry, just in my opinion, but that episode can't be graded with a B like the weak/weird previous ones. It was an improvement so it's an A- for me.

I have another theory. The blond girl who approached him, the nice law student, ended up snubbing him after she found out he was "that" Cary Agos. I don't think he was looking for a Kalinda's replacement but the fact that girl changed her attitude around him because of his "reputation" made him realize that not just…

I don't know what's going on between Cary and Kalinda. And probably we'll never exactly know. But I think whatever she has with him is better than the meaningless multiple flirts she had in the past.

Yeah, it can be If you want it to be ;)

What a pity. That would have been the perfect time for Clarke and Cary to bond deeply.

I'd like to meet his mother just because I can't understand how a pretty decent and nice guy like Cary has the same DNA of that s.o.b. he keeps calling "dad".

I don't think they're replacing Will with Cary. What I hope they're doing is trying to make up with the severe Matt Czuchry underuse of previous season. And I hope they'll carry on like this that season.

Yes, they could. This show is 5 years old. But Cary has consistently been the character the show has most fundamentally ignored and Matt Czuchry is the only cast member who never got the blatant reach for the nom story arc. Almost every season RK stated that they wanted to do more with the character, explore him and…

I completely agree. I'm not feeling all that Alicia/Diane thing mostly because they're doing it dismissing Cary's role. Something they've always done. I can stand it anymore. No matter what they do, Cary always ends up being the show's sacrifical lamb. The character who had to bow
and fall back to make other…

I'm so tired of Cary being always put in those no-win situations. He obviously will end getting the short end of the stick. And I don't like it.

After she screwed her "friend" Cary over with no regrets or second thoughts about it I don't think I care so much if she likes or not that girl.

5 years and they haven't still figured out what to do with Cary? Really? Are we really still talking about this? An entire plot about a firm HE wanted to start and the only things they gave him to do is being supportive or not supportive of Alicia?

@InterplanetJanet:disqus   We saw different things. IMO there wasn't just professional respect between those two. And if so they didn't need sex to prove they respect each other. I'm interested in a lot of things and I'm also interested in romance,
but what I didn't need was an off-screen hook up with no real purpose
f…

a)I'm not sure about anything at this point since everything is happening off-screen.
b) I was talking about double standars as for the characters in that show.  Usually Kalinda can simultaneously have sex/flirt with more than one person at time and it looks like it's perfectly right and cool. So I don't get why it…

There was practically no continuity as for Cary and Kalinda. It's hard for me to invest in something when there's hardly something on my screen to invest in.
I don't think there's something romantic in store between Cary and Robin but If Kalinda can flirt with someone else at the bar leaving Cary sitting alone…

Nothing happened to Cary in the first half of the season. We briefly met his dad. He charmed Clarke. He was quickly beaten up in a parking lot with a  ridicolous follow up. We're able to see him in court just a couple of times, because most of the time Will and Diane were paired up with Alicia for every "case of the…

It's what I thought it happened…but after reading some reviews I'm not so sure about it!

As for the billable hours plot…I think the point is not to give Cary something to do. I think Diane wants to further break up the associates' block by making Alicia the enemy for them. Those 4 associates are still a problem. They're still pissed off and having Alicia to sympatize with them wouldn't be a good idea,…