Alicia Florrick boldly assumes full responsibility for her family and re-enters the workforce after her husband's very public sex and political corruption scandal lands him in jail.
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Alicia Florrick boldly assumes full responsibility for her family and re-enters the workforce after her husband's very public sex and political corruption scandal lands him in jail.
Season 4 episodes
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A state trooper targets Zach, putting Alicia on the offensive; Kalinda decides to face her problems; Diane and Will explore the firm's financial issues.
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Directed by Michael ZinbergWritten by Robert King, Michelle KingGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Chris Noth, Nathan Lane, Kyle Sutton, Gregory Abbey, Kristin Chenoweth, Marc Warren
As the firm undergoes budget and staff cuts, Will hopes his first post-suspension case will result in a big payout; Alicia unexpectedly helps Peter's campaign.
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Directed by Rosemary RodriguezWritten by Ted HumphreyGuest stars Chris Noth, Nathan Lane, Marc Warren, Maura Tierney, Edward Herrmann, James Urbaniak, Mike Doyle, Dakin Matthews
Will and Alicia represent an Internet startup in a lawsuit against a search engine that may be manipulating results; Eli tries to avoid a possible scandal for Peter's campaign.
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Directed by Brooke KennedyWritten by Robert King, Michelle KingGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Jill Flint, Rita Wilson, Chris Noth, Jee Young Han, Nathan Lane, John Benjamin Hickey
An opposing lawyer keeps Alicia and Diane on their toes by constantly changing tactics; Eli is successful in protecting Peter's image.
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Directed by Michael ZinbergWritten by Keith EisnerGuest stars Chris Noth, Mary Beth Peil, Tyler Weaks, Nathan Lane, Maura Tierney, Miriam Shor, Liz Holtan, John Glover
When Lemond Bishop's accountant is arrested, Diane and Alicia must determine if the feds are going after his drug money or legal business; Nick causes more trouble for Kalinda.
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Directed by Frederick E. O. ToyeWritten by Leonard Dick, Leonard DickGuest stars Jill Flint, Chris Noth, Mike Colter, Nathan Lane, Marc Warren, Maura Tierney, J.D. Williams, Liz Holtan
When a female military officer accuses a civilian contractor of attempting to rape her in Afghanistan, Alicia tries to prove that he is not protected by a law prohibiting servicemen from suing the military. Meanwhile, a surprising new obstacle appears in Peter's quest for the governorship.
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Directed by Josh Charles, Josh CharlesWritten by Robert King, Michelle King, Ted HumphreyGuest stars Chris Noth, Mary Beth Peil, Denis O'Hare, Brian J. Smith, Nathan Lane, Brian Dennehy, Kristin Chenoweth, Linda Emond
During a trip to Washington, D.C., Cary has an uncomfortable reunion with his father (John Shea); a former client asks Alicia for help; Will and Diane question Clarke's most recent strategy.
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Directed by James Whitmore Jr.Written by Robert King, Michelle King, Craig TurkGuest stars Chris Noth, Christina Ricci, Austin Lysy, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Nathan Lane, Amanda Peet, Skipp Sudduth, F. Murray Abraham
Will thinks a judge is biased against his client; Grace is affected by a classmate's death and falls for a questionable guy; Zach tries to help Peter's campaign; Kalinda is suspicious of Nick.
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Directed by Rosemary RodriguezWritten by Meredith AverillGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Karen Olivo, Lorenzo Pisoni, Amanda Peet, Marc Warren, Kurt Fuller, Seth Numrich
A famous, liberal lawyer hijacks Diane and Alicia's latest case; when Alicia's mother visits for Thanksgiving, she seeks legal support.
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Directed by Brooke KennedyWritten by Robert King, Michelle King, Matthew MontoyaGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Dallas Roberts, Chris Noth, Mary Beth Peil, Brian Dennehy, Marc Warren, Yul Vazquez
While Will defends a man accused of murder, Alicia tries to help by assisting a prosecutor in another county who is trying a different man for the same crime; the Justice Department puts heat on Eli; Nick takes action that forces Kalinda's hand.
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Directed by Griffin DunneWritten by Ted HumphreyGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Nicole Roderick, Chris Butler, Vanessa Wasche, Amanda Peet, Marc Warren, P.J. Brown
Louis Canning's attempts to delay a deposition could complicate Will's latest and potentially lucrative case; Diane and Will have a face-off with Clarke.
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Directed by Félix AlcaláWritten by Nichelle D. TrambleGuest stars Michael J. Fox, Anika Noni Rose, Nathan Lane, T. R. Knight, Grace Rex, Susan Misner, Mike Pniewski, Tamara Tunie
Will, Diane and Alicia help Elsbeth Tascioni when she is arrested; Eli and Jordan give Peter conflicting pieces of advice.
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Directed by Matt ShakmanWritten by Jacqueline HoytGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Chris Noth, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Carrie Preston, Maura Tierney, T. R. Knight, Vincent Curatola
Alicia is presented with a career-changing offer that includes a substantial financial risk; Diane and Will confront their creditors; Eli and Jordan don't agree on a possible attack on Maddie's campaign.
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Directed by Michael ZinbergWritten by Keith EisnerGuest stars Michael J. Fox, Chris Noth, Nathan Lane, John Benjamin Hickey, Maura Tierney, Kenneth Tigar, T. R. Knight, Margaret Colin
Office politics come to a head when Will and Diane ask Alicia and Cary to face off against them in a mock trial, only to get more than they bargained for. Eli tries to avoid losing his role in Peter’s campaign to Jordan, as he continues his fight with the Justice Department.
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Directed by Jim McKayWritten by Robert King, Michelle KingGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Jerry Adler, Julie Sharbutt, Carrie Preston, Robbie Sublett, Hamish Linklater, T. R. Knight
When the Justice Department refuses to reveal who will be testifying against Eli, Elsbeth takes Assistant U.S. Attorney Josh Perrotti to civil court for defamation in order to force him to answer her questions under oath. Meanwhile, Jordan helps Peter prepare for a debate and Alicia’s relationship with her co-workers evolves.
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Directed by Rosemary RodriguezWritten by Leonard DickGuest stars Nathan Stark, Lily Rabe, Chris Noth, Mary Beth Peil, Julie Sharbutt, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Carrie Preston, Amanda Peet
A jailed drug dealer requests that Alicia work with lawyer Charles Lester, but as witnesses against him begin recanting their testimony, she begins to suspect that Lester’s meek appearance isn’t all it seems. Kalinda is forced to train a new investigator. Cary makes a risky move.
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Directed by Christopher MisianoWritten by Meredith AverillGuest stars Zach Grenier, Mike Colter, Audra McDonald, Wallace Shawn, Jess Weixler, Tracie Thoms, J.D. Williams, Eric Ruffin
Alicia and Will’s latest case brings them to an inquest at the coroner’s office, where they are hindered by a strict rule that limits their questioning to three per witness. Also, Cary’s father returns to bring new business to the firm and Eli schemes against Jordan.
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Directed by Kevin HooksWritten by Matthew Montoya, Julia Wolfe, Julia WolfeGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Nicole Roderick, Jess Weixler, John Shea, T. R. Knight, Frederick Weller, Jessalyn Gilsig
When an erratic and litigious client is murdered, Alicia is convinced to waive attorney/client privilege to help the police when she learns that the killer may also be targeting someone close to her. Also, Peter and Mike Kresteva vie for an influential endorsement and Diane receives a stunning offer.
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Directed by Robert KingWritten by Robert King, Michelle KingGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Chris Noth, Amanda Peet, Stockard Channing, Matthew Perry, Will Chase, John Cullum
Alicia and Will go to trial unprepared when they learn that an impending Supreme Court ruling could result in Colin Sweeney being jailed for life. Also, Diane reunites with Kurt McVeigh but is forced to reevaluate the relationship.
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Directed by Frederick E. O. ToyeWritten by Jacqueline HoytGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Gary Cole, Dylan Baker, Jess Weixler, Amanda Peet, Vincent Curatola, Morena Baccarin, Michael Esper
A hacker group brings the trial of an accused rapist to the Internet; Diane is vetted for a Supreme Court seat; Robyn draws Kalinda's suspicion.
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Directed by Brooke KennedyWritten by Nichelle D. TrambleGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, David Fonteno, Jason Biggs, Jess Weixler, John Glover, Skipp Sudduth, Brian d'Arcy James
As a favor to her mother, Alicia represents software coders in a contract dispute; Peter asks Alicia to renew their wedding vows.
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Directed by Michael ZinbergWritten by Craig TurkGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Dallas Roberts, Chris Noth, Mamie Gummer, Jeremy Strong, Jess Weixler, Stockard Channing
When Zach thinks he has witnessed vote tampering, Will, Alicia and Diane race to a series of emergency court proceedings on the night of the gubernatorial election; an unexpected source offers to help Cary start his own firm.
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Directed by Robert KingWritten by Robert King, Michelle KingGuest stars Makenzie Vega, Graham Phillips, Ana Gasteyer, Chris Noth, Mary Beth Peil, Denis O'Hare, Martha Plimpton, Dylan Baker