Warning: This article contains spoilers from the season 4 finale ofThe Good Fight. ROBERT KING:We had shot four days of episode 8. Those were three scenes taken from episode 8. Elizabeth Fisher/CBS In fact, if you look closely, the wardrobe doesn’t match [Laughs]. Which we just lived with because we thought it was more resonant for what the season was with that. MICHELLE KING:This was the benefit of being streaming that you have some flexibility on episode length....

In the beginning, there was the Word or rather, many words. Each week, the trio will investigate supposed possessions, miracles, and other unexplained mysteries. The show is both supernatural and scientific at the same time, says Robert. ELIZABETH FISHER/CBS Its very much about whats happening in the news, and were constantly inspired by what we see. When people think of you as doingThe Good WifeandGood Fight, they typecast you that way....

Is the question). ), is a new Trump appointee who knows nothing and is easily swayed. And this isn’t season 1 Maia. Credit: Patrick Harbron/CBS “You’ve done wrong. Look at these cases, in all eight you made more money than your clients. The ensuing hearing takes many hilariously absurd twists and turns. I wasdyingduring the latter scene. Essentially, he argues he’s done what any other firm does. “Reddick, Boseman, Lockhart is my firm, and I apologize for nothing....

Dont read this until youve seen the latest episode ofThe Good Fighton CBS All Access. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: The timing of this episode couldnt be better. Did you worry that Robert Mueller would lose his job before this aired?ROBERT KING:Definitely. Credit: CBS Think back to when you were breaking episodes. We didnt want the episode just to be preaching to the choir. She needed a time of wandering in the microdosing desert before she finds an outlet for her frenzy....

The world has gone mad, sure. But the senior partners at Reddick, Boseman, & Lockhart foretell a return to normalcy. Ive had my fill of left-wing anger, explains Liz (Audra McDonald). Patrick Harbron/CBS Dont get too comfortable. Allies are becoming enemies. The incoming class of associates looks suspiciously Caucasian. Someones handing out secret salary information. Someone else is handing out fentanyl lollipops. The glass walls of Reddick, Boseman, & Lockhart are shattering literally, shattering!...

Surprise,The Good Fights world is still crazy seven days after the wacky funeral. I just dont know whats going in the world right now. Maias case finally goes to trial, pitting Lucca against her ex. Credit: Patrick Harbron/CBS She also lets slip that the prosecution has a surprise witness. Judge Abernathy denies Colins motion for a continuance, so the trial moves forward. Maia says thats a lie, but Amy believes it happened....

This pits them up against supposedly legendary lawyer Solomon Waltzer (Alan Alda), who is representing Det. Whitehead, the officer who shot Rashid, and the Chicago Police Department. Rashid maintains that isnt true, even though Solomon has an article stating it is. Credit: Elizabeth Fisher/CBS (Next: Someone quits) However, the microtargeting is only the tip of the iceberg. Once the firm accuses Solomon of doing it in court, things turn nasty....

This Meyer guy had a mason jar full of teeth! Instead, he assigns Liz to help Caleb with the case. However, they vow that it cant happen again and put all their focus on this case. Credit: Patrick Harbron/CBS They just cant deny their chemistry! Im so glad they brought Kuhn back because shes a low-energy yet very entertaining judge. In the end, the jury finds DeMarcus not guilty. To her surprise, this woman isnt Weinsteins lawyer in the real world....

The Good Fightis a gloriously ridiculous and over-the-top show. Thats what makes it such a blast to watch, especially given its very timely subject matter. With this latest episode, however, I think the show has gone a step too far. Credit: Patrick Harbron/CBS Sheen starts devouring the scenery from the moment the episode begins and doesnt stop for its entire runtime. Is there any evidence of this? However, she doesnt take him home....

Reality takes a vacation as the CBS All Access procedural returns. Lawyers sheltered in place in the offices of Reddick, Boseman, & Lockhart. Adrian (Delroy Lindo) sipped his whiskey and pondered the void. Robert Ascroft/CBS “I used to think that something would save us,” he said. “Now, I don’t see anything.” Lucca (Cush Jumbo) dropped acid toward a different conclusion: “The end times are beautiful.” The apocalypse was averted long enough for this CBS All Access wonder show to get to season 4....

Diane and Liz’s anti-Trump female rebellion group swatted the couple in the middle of the night. We doubt they were quite prepared for what was coming down the pike though. What is this memo exactly? They don’t know, but it’s got Diane talking to a bird and cursing. Furthermore, you could also expect to see Michael J. All of that being said, the rollout of this season will also be different....

DArcy Carden stars as Janet on The Good Place, Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. on NBC. (11 MONTHS?! Isnt that insane?) Robert Trachtenberg for EW Theres a part of me that feels like Ive known them for years. Im almost mad that we havent had them in our lives longer so many years wasted without French tucks! What a welcome change to look at a screen and see warmth, inclusivity, generosity, and empathy....

From one TV veteran to another,Parks and RecandBrooklyn Nine-Nineco-creatorMichael Schurpaid tribute toRegis Philbinina Twitter threadposted Friday. “I’ve never really been able to articulate what his life and career meant. It’s too huge,” Schur wrote on Twitter. “you might’t wrap your arms around it. He literally holds the Guinness Book Record for most hours on TV. For decades, Regis was always there, on TV, chatting and complaining and making people laugh....