There are plenty of starving children who would be happy to play Bond.

The visual style, the acting, the deft writing, the serious attention to issues handled with a light comic touch, the sheer wit, lift The Good Wife far above what a reasonable person would describe as "soap opera." Go shower, your hair's on fire.

Michael Hogan. Awesome.

This changes everything.

Tsk! Drag.

Good Citizen.

I only had to read about Errol Flynn's personal collection of genital warts to see sex drive vanish forever.

Yes, it's a great film but its impact must be preserved, properly experienced for the first time. May I request that you remove or modify your comment to remove the spoiler?

Threads. Yikes. I was old enough to see the original TV broadcast. When [REDACTED] I just died. I continue to be dead. My soul froze.

PVR'ed this thing but have not watched yet. Meanwhile, The Blacklist (Ep. 49. "Arioch Cain") was about the most fun, exciting, well cast (Christine Lahti! David Strathairn!) 44 minutes of violent, suspenseful TV since the best episodes of Person of Interest (S04).

Last bad guy alive gets into a big truck loaded with about $ 3 million worth of weapons. Despite it being a slow truck in the middle of a big city, surrounded by FBI agents and police, some doofus shouts, "He's getting away!" and our hero tosses a grenade into the truck to stop him with a $3 million explosion. Bah!

1. Do you honestly believe she couldn't socialize with people who have been studying tattoos on her body? Does she strike you as the sort of person who would be shy in a doctor's office? Or on a fashion shoot? Nope. 2. Would be much more fun if she could act outside the square of bewilderment, sadness, anger and…

She's adorable. Very well made pilot.

Half an episode as boring, training flashback = lazy plotting.

I give up. I can't. I just. I can't. Too much television.

An ugly mess.

Numb, bored vampires. Pradators. Fashion shoot drama.

Not sure I'll watch it all the time. But I expect it will be fun to hang out with from time to time.

Rosewood is excellent! But, you know, carry on.

Your post is interesting. The drama? On the screen? Just wasn't any.