Kalinda had a thing with Peter; Alicia never forgets.

'Eli' is paper-thin. His veneer is impenetrable, however.

They can't have 2 'Carey's': that was him on his way out. Already.

The Inflatable Ethics Bimbo.

That's why the Show is called "The Good Wife". He is quite expendable.

Having her on the bench would have been much worse.

Alicia has a very solid memory; pay-back by Peter has just begun. Hell hath
no fury like a Woman scorned. And if that inflatable Barbie ethics-Bimbo is foolish enough to get in her way, Mrs. Florrick is independent of all that went before, and will have her for Lunch.

Good point; yes, she did. Honor amongst thieves? Not so much.

"Before he's even sworn in" is the operative phrase, here. He isn't Governor, yet.

Good point; he did sign on as something, at one point, there, didn't he.

The ongoing intrigue, and rule-bending, evinced throughout this Show do not line
up with your criticism of Peter's effort on behalf of The Good Wife. It fits right in;
and no, there can be no repercussions, since he maintained "an open mind". How someone might interpret his 'intervention' is purely subjective: there…

"Help!"'s working title was not 'Eight Days a Week'. It was 'Eight Arms to Hold You'.
How lazy do you have to be to get that wrong? Are you an Idiot? It's hardly obscure.

Miley Cyrus is just another Disney Girl, programmed to self-destruct
after being sold into slavery by her ache-y-break-y Father, Billy Ray.

Oh, my! Yes, that's MUCH better! BRAN! Of course! Now!, I feel so gay in a melancholy way, that it might as well be spring! You're a Dear! Thanks!

I feel starry eyed, and vaguely discontented.

And they all went to work at the 7/11 in front of them. And Annie Clark went back to St. Vincent.

You are a worthless man, and we care nothing for your analyses. Die.

Very good job on that Tune.

Eating is murder.

Crows are not the bad guys.