[EndlessღLove]

Me? No, but is there a prize if I say yes?

No, not you I was takling about the stupid D-Board

I understand Euge, what I don’t get is why they didn’t go deeper in his current behavior if they have conclusive proof that he did something wrong 15 years ago. I mean, did this occur only once? Or have this happened again? What else did Blake Calamar say? Not that I’m asking this myself, but I find it a logical or natural question from the Board point of view. It’s like they just sit and wait till someone gives them the evidence in favor (Diane) or against (WSC) him

The Board actually not going deeper in his current behavior makes things even more hypocritical. it's more like a she said, he said thing, really. I am not taking this DB seriously. First WSC tells them **** about Will and then Diane goes and tells them that Will did this and that (and he didn't) and they don't even check if what Diane said was true.

Maybe Euge sees that this problem derived from Peter going after Will in the first place and the possible fact that he always lands on his feet is not fair I can't find other reason for Peter coming to light now

THIS ! It make things even more hypocritical

I think it’s because it won’t look very well (or even if it is allowed) to have a suspended lawyer as part of the law firm’s name, not only for possible clients but also for the Board itself.

Okay, but then why Diane HAS to tell Will that he will still have his place at the firm ? I mean, he had to sell his part ?

Originally Posted by Kiki17 (View Post) Sorry but this is bogus, I work in a bank, I take 45K from any customer and put it back the next day, I would be in jail

Fair. But what I mean, is that what Will did didn't have consequences. Worst things have been done, like that lawyer from Season 1 being at court and actually not being a lawyer, I mean, WTF, really And as Mariana said, what about Blake leaving that guy in a coma ? Guys really, you need to do better

But they didn't know about this before? Didn't Wendy just tell them?

Yeah but isn't their job to (and I quote) "maintain the honor and integrity of the practise of the Law" ? I mean, a lot of people knew about it, they should have done their reaserch. If that's what they live for then let me tell you than they suck at it And what about the fact that WSC pretty much blackmailed Will ?

I don't think this has anything to do with Peter really. And what are you referring Peter didn't pay for, if not for the prostitutes and the S1 trial? what else are you referring?

Sorry, I said it the wrong way. What I mean, is that I am not talking about the prostitutes (because he did pay for this sin), I am talking about the S1 trial. Let's face it, Kalinda saved his ass.

I definitely think Will regrets it, and he feels even worse that the thing that saved him was a thing he didn't even fight for.

Yeah he feels bad. I feel like hugging him

[I_Love_Siobhan_Magnus]

Originally Posted by simowa (View Post) I thought it was a good episode. I like that Will is accepting responsabilities for wrong doings, so few people do! I like that Diane helped him out. I really like where they are going with Alicia and Kalinda.

I'll miss you, Will

Originally Posted by simowa (View Post) Not really interested in Eli, I like his ex-wife but don't think much of Stacie.

But I have to admit that the Bin Laden issue is funny. At the moment, Stacie leaned forward to Kalinda and bluntly asked:"How did you find that she slept with Bin Laden?" When that name burst out, everyone in that office were astonished and simultaneous fixed their eyes on her. "Uh, not that Bin Laden!" Stacie awkwardly explained. I think this part at least links Eli's storyline to the main plot and reminds us of what happened on his ex-wife before. By the way, does anyone find that his ex-wife looks like Chelsea Handler? Especially those eyes.

Originally Posted by simowa (View Post) Just enough screen time of the SA office. I like that Geneva is back.

Yup, she's much better than Dana.

Originally Posted by simowa (View Post) . Diane is the boss

Diane & Associates!!! And if it is truely a solid 6-month-suspension, Will has to find something else to do within the rest episodes of this season.

[EndlessღLove]

Originally Posted by I_Love_Siobhan_Magnus (View Post) I'll miss you, Will

We are still going to see him Not being a lawyer ofc but he will be around. I think the suspension will last until the end of the season, it means 7 episodes of seeing Will but not in Court. I wonder how they are going to handle it...

[I_Love_Siobhan_Magnus]

Originally Posted by EndlessღLove (View Post) We are still going to see him Not being a lawyer ofc but he will be around. I think the suspension will last until the end of the season, it means 7 episodes of seeing Will but not in Court. I wonder how they are going to handle it...

Maybe it will be like Eli's storyline, almost being seperated from the main plot. Although Will's not there, I believe that the ladies could perfectly handle every case they have and maybe Caitlyn would have more screen time.

[Aga_darkside]

It was a good episode, but actually I expected sth more, it felt a little chaotic and there was too much of the case. But I'm looking forward to the fallout from Will's storyline, I like what they did with it and it was a reasonable decision on his part. And I can't wait for more A/K
And I agree they should do sth about Alicia's clothes...

[redrose13]

all I have to say is KEEP THE GREAT EPISODES COMING, KINGS
just keep em' coming

[AnewFriend]

ok, finally got to watch it. WOW! What an incredible episode!!

It was like a mini-movie. A bit hectic with so many characters, but it worked really well. I could follow every little side story without feeling to distracted or missing a beat. The Eli part seemed a bit odd, like something out of a 90's Tom Hanks film. And is it just me has Parker Posey morphed into Catherine O'Hara now?

On any other show this single episode could be a the pilot and the beginning. That's it, this seemed like a whole new level and story arc.


I can't wait for more!!!!

**I think figured out the Kalinda tax problem. There are many clues in this episode. Should be interesting for the rest of the season!

[zuzoka]

Originally Posted by redrose13 (View Post) all i have to say is keep the great episodes coming, kings Just keep em' coming :d

yes! Yes! Yes!

[Aurora Cormier]

When the hell are they gonna remember that this show has a main character called ALICIA and NOT Will or Eli for ****s sake??? I'm so sick of it. I mean, I love Will as much as the next fangirl, he's cute, adorable, a kickass lawyer and Josh does a wonderful job playing him, but I'm sick of those puppy eyes that make me feel like I should be sorry for every problem he has as a consequence of HIS own actions, damn it! And it's only six months, ok, it's hard, but isn't it better than NEVER being able to practice law again?? Anyway, I still enjoyed his talk with Alicia. And that's not a shipper note, I just truly enjoy their friendship and that he chose to share what was happening with her and that that made it easier for him to make his decision, I thought it was nice moment.

Eli. I kinda ship him with his ex. But I still think whatever storylines he has never have anything to do with the show overall, therefore I'm never invested in them and they annoy me for the amount of time they take from Alicia, Kalinda, Diane, and even Cary. I did love the "When you get what you want, SHUT UP" moment, though, lol, will use that

Dana. I'll never take anyone who wears a side pony tail seriously. Really.

Kalinda being her awesome self IN RED

"Try me"



ALICIA HANDLING KALINDA'S CASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Samir???

Ok, again, I love Will and all, but I can't think of anything less sexy right now than a guy holding a baseball bat like that, I have a hate for baseball that is almost like a pet peeve, so unless you're Kalinda, it's not gonna look badass or cool to me.

And now who'll run the world?? DIANE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




And I guess that's it for this week

[Dutch40]

Originally Posted by AnewFriend (View Post) **I think figured out the Kalinda tax problem. There are many clues in this episode. Should be interesting for the rest of the season!

Help me out here, because I didn't get the clues

[break the window]

Will's character was destroyed this season. It's really sad that he went from being a power player, a powerful person on his own to being someone's...sheepdog? It was really sad watching him get broken down like an old building waiting for a new build.