The Good Fight
Grace Cragin is a bright young lawyer who has a passion for the fight against injustice. Her ex-husband Henry is a lawyer too, but his passion is only to win. The two were divorced ten years earlier when Henry's lust for conquest led him to other women. Now, Grace has a case she cannot win alone and, although she hates to admit it, she needs Henry's help.
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Plot Summary
A prestigious Chicago law firm, led by Diane Lockhart, faces a massive financial scam that leaves them with nothing. Forced to work at a different, more progressive firm, Diane must navigate new partners and new challenges. The series explores the intersection of politics, social justice, and the legal world with a sharp, satirical edge.
Critical Reception
The Good Fight has been widely praised for its timely and relevant storylines, sharp writing, and strong performances, particularly from Christine Baranski. It's noted for its willingness to tackle complex social and political issues with nuance and humor.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its bold and topical storylines addressing current political and social issues.
- Christine Baranski's performance is consistently highlighted as a standout.
- Applauded for its sharp writing, humor, and willingness to take risks.
Google audience: Viewers consistently praise the show's intelligence, relevant social commentary, and strong acting. Many appreciate its daring approach to contemporary issues and its engaging narrative.
Awards & Accolades
Nominated for multiple Emmy Awards, Critics' Choice Television Awards, and Screen Actors Guild Awards. Won awards for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series (Christine Baranski) at the Critics' Choice Television Awards.
Fun Fact
The series was originally conceived as a sequel to the CBS legal drama The Good Wife, but was quickly established as its own distinct entity, known for its more progressive and overtly political stance.
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