Comments on: ‘The Good Wife’ season 4, episode 12 preview: Alicia and [spoiler] are … back?

By: kalinda

kalinda — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 22:50:27 +0000

Peter and Alicia definitely have more chemistry. It is trapped, and watching bits and pieces of it start to come out has been fascinating. Maybe, it’s the fact that Alicia now has the power in the relationship that has made it fun for me to watch. I love the fact that he looked so vulnerable trying to ask how they were doing. This will be very fun to watch unfold.

By: james butler

james butler — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 18:38:19 +0000

Nothing would please me more than to see Alicia/Peter working to make their marriage work and their kids back with the family. Will has never been right for Alicia. Being a womanizer and taking advantage of those he can seduce make me dislike his character and very sad that Alicia was weak enought after a few drinks to sleep with him. Why doesn’t he have a wife of his own, he has had plenty of lady friends. It time the Good Wife become just that; The Good Wife!

By: PeternAlicia

PeternAlicia — Mon, 07 Jan 2013 09:01:30 +0000

Nope ! love the fact the the two are trying to get togetehr – doesnt make me cringe at all – makes me happy actually. Will and Alicia never did it for me personally but these two? Oh maaaan – they sizzle.

By: Maddy

Maddy — Mon, 07 Jan 2013 08:23:01 +0000

Will is in no way more adjusted than Peter. Both men have their flaws. In any case, I really think Will and Alicia are over. Their break-up seemed pretty final from Alicia’s POV. I think Will will always carry some sort of torch for her, but it being reciprocated again is highly unlikely. I have heard the writers compare Peter and Alicia to the Clinton’s, so if they were to follow that same sort of path, you’d better start getting used to the idea of Alicia and Peter together, if not romantically, then at the very least, as a political front.

(Also, they don’t make me cringe, although I think that has more to do with Chris Noth)