Fans of The Good Wife who haven’t already seen the Sunday, 3/23 episode have had an extraordinarily challenging time avoiding the answer to the “What happened?!” question about their favorite show. Those of us who already have that answer will want to watch this video for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of “Dramatics, Your Honor.” –Linda Donovan

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This topic makes me feel interested and curious about the episode Dramatics, Your Honor of the series The Good Wife. The excerpt conveys a sense of suspense and excitement, referencing fans' anticipation and anticipation of the new episode. Creating a behind-the-scenes video of this episode promises to bring a deeper look into the production and work process of the actors, directors, and staff as well as be an interesting experience for those who fans watched the episode. I look forward to discovering more about the process of creating an episode as emotional and impactful as Dramatics, Your Honor.

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I don't watch this show, but I know about a dozen women who do...yeah, I'd say shock "squared" is a good way to describe what they felt!

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