She was badass in Supernatural as the stoic demon Ruby. She was super fun campy on Melrose. And most recently, she played Laurel in an adorable way on Flash! She was really likeable in that episode.

I thought she became Junior Grimm on Grimm?

I adore Alexa. Do you?

You took that seriously? I am very flattered.

You are a scientologist? Eeew I feel so dirty now.

You talk/type too much.

The hotel lobby scene near the end made me finally realize who Michael looks like (because it always bugged me and I couldn't put my finger on it): Michael Fassmember!

Fisher Stevens always reminds me of Squidward.

My god, that's 20 years ago!

You are a fanboy loser worshipping Breaking Bad, touting in the comments section of an Orphan Black article. YOU add nothing to the conversation.

Have you smoked meth before? Have you even seen meth? You're just a dork fanboy worshipping Breaking Bad.

When I saw him touch the car to save the poor man, I thought that he would be a suspect!

Aww, you're so cute. Cant handle spoilers!

I bet they did a lot of flipping in prison.

Just wanted to add, if anyone has watched Breaking Bad and is watching The Good Wife, these episodes (that I absolutely LOVED) were extremely polarizing to audiences as well:

Aww, can't weather the intellectual, introspective, theatrical aspects of the show? Play some more video games to let off steam, then.

A lot of the viewers are so entitled. You give them one excellent episode and they start to whine when the next episode can't be orgasm-inducing. For a 20+ episode per season, it's impossible to achieve big-bang-explosions-death-of-a-cast-member-cliffhangers everytime.

Loved the very stripped down car scene/scenes. Very Waiting for Godot! Plus the play (!) on memory and hallucinations reminded me a bit of Memento!

So that explains the poster (or one of the posters) for the show, the photo of her holding hands with each of them.

I fucking twitched when he asked Eli/Alicia: "Is this your wish or your handler's?"