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October 20, 2010

The Good Wife – “Cleaning House”

“Cleaning House” October 19th, 2010 The Good Wife was the best new network series of last season, without a doubt: the show was smart, sophisticated, and comfortable in its balance of both procedural and serialized elements. This season, The Good … Continue reading →

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September 30, 2010

Season Premiere: The Good Wife – “Taking Control”

“Taking Control” September 28th, 2010 I will admit to loving a good ironic title, and I’d argue that “Taking Control” somewhat misrepresents the state of The Good Wife heading into its second season. I’ve seen a lot of divergent thoughts … Continue reading →

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August 29, 2010

More “Not Boring” Than Usual: Surprises Elevate the 2010 Primetime Emmys

More “Not Boring” Than Usual: Surprises Elevate the 2010 Primetime Emmys As a whole, the Emmy Awards live and die on surprise: sure, there’s always favourites, but the idea that “anything can happen” is what keeps us watching a show … Continue reading →

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August 26, 2010

2010 Emmy Award Predictions: Lead Acting in a Drama Series

Lead Acting in a Drama Series August 26th, 2010 The Lead Acting awards on the Drama side this year are polar opposites: one has a clear frontrunner and a slightly tired set of nominees, while the other category has a … Continue reading →

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July 8, 2010

The Trick is to Actually Watch TV: The 2010 Emmy Nominations

The Trick is to Actually Watch TV: The 2010 Emmy Nominations July 8th, 2010 The Emmy nominations (which you can find in full here) are less a sign of what’s truly great on television and a more a sign of … Continue reading →

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July 8, 2010

The 2010 Primetime Emmy Award Nominations

The 2010 Primetime Emmy Award Nominations July 8th, 2010 [For complete analysis of the 2010 Emmy Nominees, head to my full breakdown, "The Trick is to Watch TV," here.] Here are the nominees for the 2010 Emmy Awards (and, for … Continue reading →

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July 5, 2010

Handicapping the 2010 Emmys: CBS’ The Good Wife

Handicapping the 2010 Emmys: CBS’ The Good Wife July 5th, 2010 [This is part of a series of posts analyzing individual show’s chances at the Emmy Awards ahead of the nominations, which will be announced on July 8th. You can … Continue reading →

Handicapping the 2010 Emmys: Drama Acting

Handicapping the 2010 Emmys: Drama Acting June 3rd, 2010 On the drama side of things, there’s fewer trends that we can follow through to the nominees than there are in comedy. There, we can look at Glee and Modern Family … Continue reading →

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May 25, 2010

Season Finale: The Good Wife – “Running”

“Running” May 25th, 2010 A lot has been written about how The Good Wife is a wolf in sheep’s clothing, presenting itself as a combination of legal procedural and workplace drama on a weekly basis while at its heart remaining … Continue reading →

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April 28, 2010

The Good Wife – “Boom”

“Boom” April 28th, 2010 The Good Wife is a lot like Fringe. This likely seems like an odd statement, but both are shows which despite fairly substantial serialized elements largely present themselves as procedurals. Both shows are also at their … Continue reading →

Tag Archives: Julianna Margulies

The Good Wife – “Cleaning House”

Season Premiere: The Good Wife – “Taking Control”

More “Not Boring” Than Usual: Surprises Elevate the 2010 Primetime Emmys

2010 Emmy Award Predictions: Lead Acting in a Drama Series

The Trick is to Actually Watch TV: The 2010 Emmy Nominations

The 2010 Primetime Emmy Award Nominations

Handicapping the 2010 Emmys: CBS’ The Good Wife

Handicapping the 2010 Emmys: Drama Acting

Season Finale: The Good Wife – “Running”

The Good Wife – “Boom”

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