First of all, it's probably not coming back. It's extremely unlikely that a deal with the actors and Harmon and Hulu and Sony and everyone else will come to an agreement.

Half of community college students in the US are still enrolled and working towards their degrees after 6 years, including those who enrolled in what are ostensibly 2-year programs. So, I believe we're owed another season (plus a movie).

At least Margaux seems to have finally figured out what sleeves are.

Mine too. Pleased to meet you.

This just makes me wonder how much MORE amazing The Good Wife would be if they didn't have to make 22 episodes a year.

I remember they did establish a reason, back around the time Chris was cracking down on Tom's extra-government moneymaking opportunities. But I don't remember what it was, and I'm too lazy to research. ;) Hopefully someone else can chime in?

It's been well established that Donna is a woman of means. She's got investments, properties, and a side business as a real estate agent, among other ventures. $200 for an afternoon's entertainment is nothing for a woman who regularly spends hundreds on a single purse (And without going into debt, unlike Tom).

I loved Victoria's hair. Go big or go home, girl.

lol, since it's the penultimate episode, I'll buy your argument & let it slide.

OK, so *immediately* after Barney says he'll never lie to Robin again, he lies about the flower Gorilla being a joke! Way to undermine Barney's "transformation".

Hmm. Doesn't make me like Vic more, but it is a jarring rant for Sisko's character. I do think race and gender become a bit of an elephant in the room when you have a self-aware, historically accurate 1960s holodeck character (as opposed to, say, the fancifulness of an American old west made up entirely of Data.)

Yes! It was perfect how we kept seeing that split second of Will holding the door to the magical elevator open, mirroring how that moment was intruding on Alicia's thoughts.

I love that on a show with so many great Broadway talents — Christine Baranksi, Alan Cumming, and Nathan Lane are of course the headliners, but the bench is SO deep — but when we finally get a character breaking into song, it's Elsbeth Tascione's offkey warble.

In the last scene, when Alicia is smiling after flirting with Will, all I heard was, "WHORE!!!!" in Jackie's voice. This is the best show. I think from now on, Jackie's will be the voice I give to my most negative thoughts, so I can more easily bitchslap them away.

Yikes, you think anyone who orders one drink is an alcoholic? You've got issues.

Lol, did he say that? I didn't even catch that, I guess I subconsciously corrected it in my head. That's even more perfect, though.

Not as drunk as you'd think! I actually complained to someone about how Lily was acting less drunk that she should be, considering Linus, and now I feel a bit chastened.

Pregnant women are occasionally moody and bitchy as well. However, I think Lily's just bitchy: I liked that about her in the first few seasons but then the character devolved into a meddlesome nag. I hope they can redeem her character in this last stretch of episodes.

The steady stream of drinks are actually a perfect cover. The second a woman in her 20s or 30s who normally imbibes orders a nonalcoholic drink at a party, everyone in earshot assumes she's pregnant. This way, Lily never has to make an order for a virgin drink in front of anyone, yet no one assumes she's not drinking.…

She wasn't Picard's "old flame" on TNG, she was his new, exciting, wonderfully musical and feisty love — alas, the relationship was doomed to one episode, as they so often are on TNG.