I'm not saying it was done well but maybe the ending was to supposed to signify something else as a non-traditional ending: Alicia doesn't get the man or the kiss, Alicia doesn't really have any friends anymore (and that slap from Diane, Kalinda's departure, Cary's whatever (I don't know what to call what's happened…

LoveWaffle is right. Don't call it that. You better put some respeck on that name, Jose.

Why do I cringe every time I see the commercials for this? I can't be the only one, right?

Man, I keep hoping this show will go back to its former glory before it's too late. Oh well.

I remember the first time I heard Christian Bale's Batman voice. I literally shuddered in my seat. It was horrid. But my friend, she loved it. Even whispered in my ear, "Isn't his voice sexy?"

Does anyone know why Jason O'Mara has been doing the voice acting lately? Are they trying to cut costs?

Don't feel dumb. I'm crying tears of joy from laughing so hard.

I take the House of Cards soundtracks seriously. At least Jeff Beal knows what he's doing.

Thicke performed the song with Miley Cyrus while outfitted in a Hamburglar-worthy striped suit

Something I didn't realize needed to happen until now. Matt Czuchry and Archie Panjabi have such chemistry on and off screen.

Not to fear, Robyn will, apparently, make an appearance or at least get a mention.

The Kings actually confirmed that a slew of guests (including Robyn) will be coming through for the last episodes. My only concern with this is that I hope it does not alienate Cary and Diane even further from the fold.

Or this:

The Good Wife is ending! Bye, (F)Alicia!

With a campy indie-folk score to boot!

You, friend, get an upvote.

I'm just here for Jenna Coleman.

As far as I know, it was never resolved. She tried to call Zach, after weeks of silence, and apologize but he just missed her call. I don't think she called back but in her head, Alicia imagined herself apologizing to him and them hugging it out. This all took place last season, in the episode Mind's Eye. It was a…

It makes me kind of wish Grace, realizing that her mother considers her an afterthought or doesn't really like her, had acted out and been a bit rebellious. It would have at least given Grace something to do.

"After over six years of watching The Good Wife, I’ve never really figured out exactly how I feel about Grace and Zach. I feel you, Alicia! Your children are just okay!"