A Good Fight

Diane Lockhart and Lucca Quinn are forced to leave their firm and join the prestigious law firm of Adrian Boseman and Liz Reddick. The firm is in Chicago and specializes in headline-grabbing cases. They must navigate a new world of oppositional rhetoric, the vastness of the internet, and the changing political landscape.

The Good Fight received widespread critical acclaim, particularly for its sharp writing, timely social and political commentary, and strong performances, especially from its lead actors. It was praised for its willingness to tackle controversial topics with nuance and intelligence, solidifying its reputation as one of the most relevant and engaging dramas on television.

• Praised for its timely and fearless exploration of contemporary political and social issues.
• Celebrated for its sharp, witty dialogue and sophisticated legal drama elements.
• Commended for consistently strong performances, particularly from its ensemble cast.

Google audience: Audience reviews frequently highlight the show's intelligence, its relevance to current events, and the compelling performances. Viewers appreciate its willingness to take risks and its nuanced portrayal of complex issues, often calling it a must-watch for its sharp commentary and engaging storytelling.

Nominated for multiple Emmy Awards and Critics' Choice Television Awards, with particular recognition for Christine Baranski's performance.

The series was originally conceived as a spin-off of the acclaimed CBS drama 'The Good Wife', but quickly established its own distinct identity and voice.