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The Good Fight

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The Good Fight	comment	The Good Fight is a live-action TV series on Paramount+, that premiered February 19, 2017. It is an aftershow of The Good Wife and the first original scripted series on the platform (due to Star Trek: Discovery being delayed). Like its parent show, it is produced by Scott Free Productions.The series picks up a year after the finale of The Good Wife, when Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski) is forced out of Lockhart, Decker, Gussman, Lee, Lyman, Gilbert-Lurie, Kagan, Tannebaum, & Associates after a Ponzi scheme wipes out her savings and destroys the reputation of her goddaughter Maia Rindell (Rose Leslie). The pair join Alicia Florrick's former partner Lucca Quinn (Cush Jumbo) at her new firm and try to rebuild their careers.The series premiere aired on the CBS broadcast network and the remaining nine episodes were exclusive to Paramount+. The show ended on November 10, 2022 with the final episode of the sixth - and final - season.
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The Good Fight / int_14180452	type	Instantly Proven Wrong
The Good Fight / int_14180452	comment	Instantly Proven Wrong: Lucca explains to Gary Carr that a lawyer's life is mostly paperwork, not court dates, and that they rarely have a partner urgently bursting into their office. Cue Adrian urgently bursting into Lucca's office, saying he needs her in court.
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The Good Fight / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
The Good Fight / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: Diane, majorly. Losing almost all her money, realizing the firm won't take her back and no one else wants her, causes her to completely come apart before soon to be ex-husband Kurt.
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The Good Fight / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
The Good Fight / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: Diane watches the 2020 Election broadcast like other people watch sports. She feels that if she celebrates prematurely, it will cause something to happen that keeps Trump in power.
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The Good Fight / int_1994ba0b	type	Gone Horribly Right
The Good Fight / int_1994ba0b	comment	Gone Horribly Right: Diane helps found an anti-Trump women's group, actually taking it over when she realizes their leader is a con woman, that takes extraordinary steps to fight Trump's administration. It quickly devolves into a domestic terrorist organization.
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The Good Fight / int_1ba8eb64	type	Visual Pun
The Good Fight / int_1ba8eb64	comment	Visual Pun: Jay's "angels" represent different "angles".
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The Good Fight / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
The Good Fight / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: The main characters make occasional asides. One wall is literally broken at the end of the opening credits used for the third season - the explosion that blows up the wardrobe appears to take out the backdrop and studio lights as well.
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The Good Fight / int_22a60f6a	type	Nepotism
The Good Fight / int_22a60f6a	comment	Nepotism: Maia was hired at Diane's law firm because she is Diane's goddaughter and the firm wants to suck up to her wealthy parents. She kept turning down any preferential treatment but clearly enjoyed the fact that unlike other first year associates, her job was secure. However, this also meant that when the scandal hit and Diane left the firm, Maia was immediately fired.
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The Good Fight / int_26852e3d	type	Persona Non Grata
The Good Fight / int_26852e3d	comment	Played for drama come the second episode where it's made very clear that white customers for a class action lawsuit would rather work with Maia over the much more experienced Lucca. It's also noted Diane and Maia disrupt the firm's normal dynamic but also are useful as public faces, which they're aware is pandering to racists.
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The Good Fight / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
The Good Fight / int_2a090d00	comment	In "The Gang Gets a Call from H.R.", Diane Lampshades the fact she now says "fuck" all the time despite never doing so for seven years on the parent series (due to different broadcast standards for profanity on network and streaming shows) by making it sound like a personal choice she's made.
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The Good Fight / int_2af6bbeb	type	Break the Haughty
The Good Fight / int_2af6bbeb	comment	Break the Haughty: Poor Diane. Not only does this liberal feminist have to watch Donald Trump elected President over Hillary Clinton, but she also loses almost all her money to a trusted friend.
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The Good Fight / int_2c1f1138	type	He Who Fights Monsters
The Good Fight / int_2c1f1138	comment	He Who Fights Monsters: Diane joins a anti-Trump group of rich accomplished women that was initially a con woman's attempt to extort them. They become increasingly radicalized as they find evidence of voter fraud and other Trump issues. It eventually devolves to murder via SWA Ting.
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The Good Fight / int_2ec219ee	type	Butterfly of Doom
The Good Fight / int_2ec219ee	comment	Butterfly of Doom: Invoked during Diane's Season 4 fantasy of a world where Hillary Clinton won the election. Because Trump lost, women felt vindicated which means the entire "Me Too" movement never got started, abusers remain in power and Diane's newest client is Harvey Weinstein. Also, without such a movement, Adrian and Liz have no idea of Carl Riddick's secret actions.
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The Good Fight / int_349d44ad	type	Arch-Enemy
The Good Fight / int_349d44ad	comment	Archenemy: While a Downplayed trope in the first season, it becomes explicitly clear that the writers consider President Donald Trump to be this to the protagonists' firm. The beginning opens up with a montage of the President and various statements he made as well as Diane's shock at his election.
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The Good Fight / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
The Good Fight / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: Elsbeth does this by arranging things so Mike Krevesta incriminates himself by revealing he was offering Maia's father a deal to take down the law firm. This despite the fact Maia's father committed massive crimes against most of the state versus the fact they are simply involved in police brutality cases against the city.
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The Good Fight / int_443f9d8a	type	Ask a Stupid Question...
The Good Fight / int_443f9d8a	comment	Ask a Stupid Question...: Kurt scoffs at the idea that the letters on his buckshot shells, TM and BT, are the initials of the politicians they are "intended" for. It stands for tungsten matrix and bismuth-tin.
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The Good Fight / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
The Good Fight / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: In "Day 443," a judge tells a jury that "real court cases are nothing like TV where it's wrapped up in 60 minutes and real lawyers almost never show up in court." Cue him presiding over a truly ridiculous case with Diane and Boseman that does, indeed, end in an hour...all the while as he keeps telling the jury "a trial is nothing like on TV." In "The Gang Gets a Call from H.R.", Diane Lampshades the fact she now says "fuck" all the time despite never doing so for seven years on the parent series (due to different broadcast standards for profanity on network and streaming shows) by making it sound like a personal choice she's made. The series finale is titled "The End of Everything".
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The Good Fight / int_4f84cdef	type	Smug Snake
The Good Fight / int_4f84cdef	comment	Smug Snake: David Lee wastes no time smugly telling Diane she can't return to the firm after her resignation. When Diane officially leaves the firm, he wastes no time having Maia fired and escorted out of the building.
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The Good Fight / int_54173463	type	Black Republican
The Good Fight / int_54173463	comment	Black Republican: Played for Laughs; the main law firm is almost entirely made up of black employees, and the few white employees are all also extremely liberal. In one episode, when asked if they're "politically diverse," they realize they don't actually know if any of their employees voted for Donald Trump—nor do they know any black people who did at all, for that matter. For the sake of having a Republican lawyer to show to potential clients, they ask around, and find one attorney who did. The attorney in question, Julius, is black, and doesn't want to admit he voted for Trump because he knows most of his coworkers would give him hell for it. (When it does get out, it's mostly restricted to "what the hell were you thinking?" comments.) To his credit, he tries not to let his politics interfere with his job, even though many of the firms client's have views that diametrically oppose his, and he's not a bigot. He also later admits that, while he's still a proud conservative, he's grown disillusioned with Trump.
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The Good Fight / int_561dab6b	type	Mistaken for Gay
The Good Fight / int_561dab6b	comment	Mistaken for Gay: Subverted. When Liz files for divorce and her husband charges her with adultery in order to void the prenup, she initially thinks he is accusing her of cheating with Diane.
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The Good Fight / int_5cf346b1	type	Fake Better Alternate Timeline
The Good Fight / int_5cf346b1	comment	Fake Better Alternate Timeline: On the fourth season premiere, Diane dreams she's in a world where Hillary Clinton won the 2016 election and she must have "dreamed" the world where Trump won. At first, it's a true dream for a liberal like Diane: cancer is cured, climate change is fixed, Elizabeth Warren is on the Supreme Court, and Trump's TV network is flopping. But Diane is jarred to learn that the firm's new client is Presidential Medal of Freedom winner Harvey Weinstein. Diane realizes that in this world, Clinton's victory was seen as the ultimate win by women so there was never a "Me Too" movement, and abusers like Weinstein remain in power. She also realizes that Adrian and Liz never discovered Liz's father regularly abused his secretaries, the firm is in trouble because Clinton's taxes on the wealthy are hurting business, and Clinton herself may not be re-elected because of her various scandals. Further, any attempt to actually expose Weinstein's abuses is viewed by those in the halls of power as a massive liability for President Clinton, given their close ties.
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The Good Fight / int_5e23d518	type	Dunce Cap
The Good Fight / int_5e23d518	comment	Dunce Cap: Judge Wackner has a penalty system in his court where if a lawyer makes an unconvincing argument, they have to wear either a wig or a bathing ring shaped like a duck.
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The Good Fight / int_61b8f9e2	type	Bunny-Ears Lawyer
The Good Fight / int_61b8f9e2	comment	Bunny-Ears Lawyer: In the first season this role is filled by Elsbeth Tascioni from The Good Wife. In seasons two and three it's taken over by Roland Blum, whose habits include eating at his desk, arguing irrelevant points in court, and flirting with Maia no matter how much she insists she's a lesbian. In season four it's Kovac, who also spends much of his office time eating take-out. Season five has a bunny ears judge, in the form of Mandy Patinkin's character Wackner.
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The Good Fight / int_643659d4	type	Spit Take
The Good Fight / int_643659d4	comment	Spit Take: Julius drinks coffee just as an investigator tells him that several employees think he's sleeping with Marissa Gold, and this trope happens.
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The Good Fight / int_6a42ef	type	Cynicism Catalyst
The Good Fight / int_6a42ef	comment	Cynicism Catalyst: Lucca openly asks when Diane "got so cynical" when she defends the police on the beating of a black man. In a talk with Maia, Diane basically admits that "sometimes the people you thought were saints turn on you." This obviously references how Alicia betrayed Diane and (combined with Hillary Clinton lost the election), this makes Diane a lot more cynical on trusting people.
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The Good Fight / int_7220ed55	type	Token White
The Good Fight / int_7220ed55	comment	Token White: Lampshaded when Adrian offers Diane a job at his all-African-American firm. His line on how she can be the "diversity hire" makes both of them laugh. Played for drama come the second episode where it's made very clear that white customers for a class action lawsuit would rather work with Maia over the much more experienced Lucca. It's also noted Diane and Maia disrupt the firm's normal dynamic but also are useful as public faces, which they're aware is pandering to racists. The firm as a whole can barely stomach the smug limousine liberal Google Expy's attitude toward them even as he only wants to work with Diane. Nevertheless, the firm does so because it's a massive-massive account. Becomes a major plot point in Season 3 that Reddick and Bozeman have been hiring white lawyers in order to attract higher paying clients. It blows up when the black attorneys find out that they're also being paid more on average as well with Bozeman justifying it as, "Just how the game is played."
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The Good Fight / int_73ef9ef3	type	Almighty Janitor
The Good Fight / int_73ef9ef3	comment	Almighty Janitor: Judge Wackner was the janitor all along.
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The Good Fight / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
The Good Fight / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: The showrunners confirmed that the third season finale has been Maia's send-off from the show. Barbara Kolstad, the original third name partner, disappears from the show by joining another firm at the end of the premiere of Season 2 without further comment, allowing Diane to become a name partner without extending the firm's name. Averted with Julius Cain, who looked to be getting on the bus at the end of Season 1... then returned in Season 2, his return explained with one line criticizing the firm he was moving to.
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The Good Fight / int_786bf97f	type	Real Life Writes the Plot
The Good Fight / int_786bf97f	comment	Real Life Writes the Plot: The original pilot (written in October of 2016) had the idea that Diane decided to quit the firm following Hillary Clinton's Presidential election as she felt it validated everything she'd fought for. They were a week into shooting when the election actually happened, so the series now has Diane completely shell-shocked by Donald Trump becoming President and unable to focus on her job.
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The Good Fight / int_7870735b	type	From Bad to Worse
The Good Fight / int_7870735b	comment	From Bad to Worse: Maia's relationship with her father goes from "distant" to knowing he's a criminal who conned a lot of people out of their money, including her godmother, and tried to frame someone else for it. In the season 3 premiere, the firm is rocked when a long-time secretary claims their founder and civil rights icon, Louis Reddick, sexually abused her for years. They're having a huge meeting about paying the woman off, thinking it was just one time and they can handle it. At which point, another secretary says she can't take notes on this..."because Mr. Reddick did the same thing to me." And then they find out they were basically tricked into helping take down a "Me Too" website which a reporter is about to call them on.
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The Good Fight / int_7994c93a	type	Violence Really Is the Answer
The Good Fight / int_7994c93a	comment	Violence Really Is the Answer: In "The One Where a Nazi Gets Punched," Jay has a monologue to the audience saying that while he was always taught to never start a fight, when you're dealing with someone who advocates for the genocide of minorities, punching them in the face is absolutely an appropriate response.
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The Good Fight / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
The Good Fight / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: In season 3, Gary Carr appears in a guest role As Himself, where he is explicitly referenced as having appeared on Downton Abbey as jazz singer Jack Ross. Rose Leslie (Maia) was a main cast member on that show in its first season (as the housemaid Gwen).
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The Good Fight / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
The Good Fight / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: Maia as it sinks in that this is no mistake, her father ripped off numerous friends for millions in a Ponzi scheme, which has led to Maia's own life ruined. She gets hit with it again when she realizes that her mother was complicit in the scheme as well and is having an affair with Jack. It gets worse when Maia starts to suspect that her father is negotiating a deal with the government that might have her thrown to the wolves simply because she tried to help him. He eventually flees the country while she's in charge of his recognizance. Later, both Adrian and Liz Reddick suffer this when it is discovered that Carl Reddick - Liz's father, Adrian's mentor and social justice icon - sexually harassed and exploited multiple subordinates.
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The Good Fight / int_8984e5d1	type	Commonality Connection
The Good Fight / int_8984e5d1	comment	Commonality Connection: In "Day 450", Maia meets Carine Minter, who works for the DNC, and discovers that they both have fathers who were successful and powerful but then fell into disgrace after a scandal. Maia's father defrauded thousands in a Ponzi scheme and was arrested. Carine's father was a senator who was caught having sex with a minor in his office and currently makes a living as an Uber driver (well, she says he "works at Uber now", so he could be an executive with the company).
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The Good Fight / int_8a817c2a	type	Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil
The Good Fight / int_8a817c2a	comment	Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil: Played for a sardonic laugh in "Day 478", in which the firm defends a man accused of sexual misconduct on a website and Liz notes that people seem to get more upset about them defending people accused of that than they do when they defend accused murderers.
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The Good Fight / int_8cb01d0e	type	Category Traitor
The Good Fight / int_8cb01d0e	comment	Category Traitor: In "The Schtup List", Reddick, Boseman and Kolstad lose a client to a smaller black law firm owned by Andrew Hart, who ran a PAC for Trump during the election. When they scramble to find a Trump voter at their own firm to make their case for the client and keep them, it turns out that Julius Cain, previously a recurring character and lawyer at Lockhart-Gardner, voted for Trump because of his conservative policies. While Kolstad and the senior members of the firm don't give him a hard time about it, after Julius has managed to keep the client, he notices that people at the office whisper around him and look at him suspiciously. Later, he quits and goes to work for Hart's firm after a politically sensitive case results in him being investigated because his political sympathies made him a suspect in a leak (though he is back at Reddick, Boseman & Kolstad by the season 2 premiere).
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The Good Fight / int_8cbd311b	type	Good Angel, Bad Angel
The Good Fight / int_8cbd311b	comment	Good Angel, Bad Angel: After his season 5 corona infection, Jay hallucinates that Karl Marx and Frederick Douglass discuss his inner conflicts. Made more interesting by neither of them being "evil" or even particularly wrong, but rather Douglass represents the view that Everything Is Racist, while Marx represents the view that Everything Is Classist. A third angel, who presents as Jesus Christ, sometimes tries to mediate between them.
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The Good Fight / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
The Good Fight / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	Asshole Victim: Jay punches a neo-Nazi in the face after the latter makes one too many racist remarks. The Republican guy monitoring the polls with him agrees he deserved it, and even covers for Jay by saying the neo-Nazi must have "hit his head on the sink."
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The Good Fight / int_8f900ccd	type	Overly Long Name
The Good Fight / int_8f900ccd	comment	Overly Long Name: In the first episode, Diane openly lampshades how crazy it is that her firm has eight name partners and notes that "we're top heavy". Indeed, an opening scene shows the receptionists having to recite the firm's name while answering phones. Once she becomes a name partner at the new firm, the overly-long-name issue is solved - one of the name partners jumps ship to another firm in a blink-and-you-might-miss-it moment, keeping the name count at a respectable three.
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The Good Fight / int_8fdd68fc	type	Self-Serving Memory
The Good Fight / int_8fdd68fc	comment	Self-Serving Memory: The episode "Self Condemned" uses this a lot. FBI agent Madeline brings this up talking to Maia on finding out about her dad's plans. She mentions how she spent years remembering winning a big prize on a TV show and a clear part of her childhood...only to find out a year ago it was actually her older sister. This truly comes up when Maia relates a series of appointments her mother had in 2008...only for Madeline to reveal none of those happened. Maia realizes she saw her mother and Jax together and in denial, she prefers to remember her mother seeing a doctor all those times. Maia also talks of a party where she was with her then-boyfriend but in reality, the first time she was making out with the woman who's now her girlfriend. In the end, Maia realizes that she's been deluding herself and that while she did not know exactly what her father was doing, she was aware that there was something really wrong going on. She simply chose not to connect the dots and stayed willfully ignorant. Maia remembers that when she was 14 she had a massive crush on her female tennis instructor and the older woman seemed to reciprocate her feelings. The relationship never went anywhere because the instructor got another job and moved away. In the present, Maia realizes that the woman was actually her father's mistress and all the memories of the woman flirting with Maia were actually of the woman ignoring Maia in favor of her father.
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The Good Fight / int_9203bf6	type	Arc Number
The Good Fight / int_9203bf6	comment	Arc Number: For season four it's 618.
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The Good Fight / int_9e8a2db8	comment	Ignorance Is Bliss: After joining a group of anti-Trump women led by Valerie, Diane is happy to have them make progress. When Valerie vanishes, Diane is concerned and has Jay check her out. It turns out "Valerie" is a con artist who was bilking the group and setting them up for a big money grab. Diane decides not to tell the others about it and make them think Valerie was still a good leader and inspiration.
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The Good Fight / int_a201dad2	comment	Passive-Aggressive Kombat: In season 5, there is an entire episode discussing whether using the word "niggardly" instead of the more colloquial "stingy" is this trope against Black people.
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The Good Fight / int_a27c0c2c	comment	Artistic License â€“ Religion: Season three has Diane go on multiple spiels about how a sex scandal (especially one with abortion) will be the surest way to take down Trump by way of "turning the religious right against him". This however, ignores the fact that the religious right in the Republican Party has largely enabled Trump through his various scandals, sexual and otherwise. For example evangelical leader Tony Perkins said in Jan. 2018 that Trump gets a "mulligan" on his behavior.
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The Good Fight / int_a5e0c01	comment	As Himself: Gary Carr guest stars as a fictionalized version of himself, studying to play a lawyer on TV.
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The Good Fight / int_a7ea5c1c	comment	Les Yay: In-universe, a news anchor thinks Diane and Liz spend an unconscionable amount of time together. They exploit this to get rid of a religious jury member and win a case.
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The Good Fight / int_a9de87d2	comment	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Like so many before him, Mike Kresteva makes the mistake of assuming Elsbeth Tascioni is a goofy fool until she runs circles around him exposing his lies.
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The Good Fight / int_ac4ac8e5	comment	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming: The first five episodes of season 1 have episode titles with as many words as the episode number. Starting with episode 6, episode title length counts down to the end of the season (Ep 6 has 5 words, ep 7 has 4 and so on). Season 2 episodes are titled after the number of days since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States when the episode takes place. Each episode is a week after the last. Season 3 adopted the Friends episode nomenclature, e.g the season opener is called "The One About the Recent Troubles". Season 4 uses It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's episode naming convention. The season premiere, for instance, is named "The Gang Deals with Alternate Reality". Season 5, except the season premiere, has episode titles that joined tell a story. Season 6's premiere is titled "The Beginning of the End", with each successive episode starting with "The End of".
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The Good Fight / int_acf33d00	comment	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: The firm is about to lose an important case because the judge disallowed their Freedom of Speech argument. Then Donald Trump sends a Tweet commenting on the case and it gives the Freedom of Speech argument validity so the judge reconsiders his decision.
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The Good Fight / int_af3ea0e3	comment	Faceâ€“Heel Turn: Maia becomes seduced by Roy Blum's promise of power and success through crooked lawyer tactics. She leaves the show with him to become a lobbyist in Washington D.C.
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The Good Fight / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Be Careful What You Wish For: In the season 1 finale, Adrian and Kolstad have a bi-annual evauluation meeting with Maia and tell her to become more assertive and to tail one of their more senior lawyers to watch them work and learn how to be more effective in a courtroom. Later, while Adrian is off to handle a sensitive matter in court, Maia chooses to tail him and won't take no for an answer, so Adrian just goes with it.
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The Good Fight / int_b1dde8fd	comment	Loophole Abuse: Madeline presses Maia to give up information by pointing out that she signed papers on her 18th birthday giving her more control over the Rindell fund, citing the date and how she's culpable. But Maia smirks that she may have signed the papers at that party but she didn't actually turn 18 until a few days later, meaning she was still under age when signed and thus legally, she can't be culpable. Adrian is forced to be part of a group meant to cut down on violence. Thanks to an NRA agent and the fact the other three persons on the committee are morons, it becomes an act to train lawyers to defend themselves. Adrian says he'll write the actual proposal for the city. When a surprised Julius asks why, Adrian points out none of the others bothered to take minutes and thus none of them can prove what the actual proposal was...meaning Adrian can just go ahead and write it to be anything he wants. The firm is ready to buy their way out the deal with STR as they have the $20 million needed. But Gavin Firth tells them they actually need $80 million as the deal says it can only be $20 million if, by the deal, they bring in more revenue after the merger than before. Too late, Diane realizes this was why Gavin was letting the firm do so many pro bono cases, to keep their billable hours down so they're bound to the firm.
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The Good Fight / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: The two Republicans monitoring the polls in Season Three don't agree with Jay and Lucca about... well, anything. But they're still utterly repulsed by the neo-Nazis that show up to intimidate voters, and help stand up for Jay and Lucca a few times.
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The Good Fight / int_b5b3599d	comment	Amoral Attorney: All the attorneys on the show bend the rules every now and then, but Roland Blum takes this trope to an art form. Casual racial slurs, intimidating tactics, framing people for drug abuse, outright perjury? All fair game to him. Mike Kresteva is another particularly repulsive example, shown to be entirely willing to lie, gaslight, obfuscate, bully, insinuate, and manipulate the legal process just to achieve his goals. Oh, and he works for the State.
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The Good Fight / int_b89ab683	comment	Hyper-Competent Sidekick: Not surprisingly, Marissa Gold is just as conniving and brilliant at getting at the truth as her dad was and instead of merely Diane's "secretary," is also her private investigator.
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The Good Fight / int_ba0ff694	comment	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!: A judge presiding over a rape case instructs Diane to smile more. She does, but only on her way to laughing uncontrollably. Diane's reaction when she's called into a case about a victim of police brutality, thinking it's a young black man...only to find out it's millionaire (also, murderer; also, probably sociopath) Colin Sweeney. And Boseman gets it when Colin, in utter seriousness, compares himself to Rodney King. An Internal Affairs officer is brought in to hear the complaint, weary of hearing this sort of tale but interested in busting a cop he thinks may be corrupt. But the moment he's informed the victim is Colin Sweeney, he literally bursts out laughing, tears up the complaint and walks right out of the office, still laughing. To top it all off, it turns out Sweeney wants this case to go away because he's being vetted... for an ambassadorship. The very idea of Colin Sweeney being made an ambassador causes all the partners to explode in hysterical laughter. The season 2 finale has Adrian being part of a city discussion on measures for cutting down gun violence. He realizes he's been set up with three "functioning idiots", one being a pundit who truly believes "more people have been killed by bees than guns." He's just about got one of the idiots to switch to his side... and then an NRA woman enters, bringing in a bullet-proof briefcase and videos of women in bikinis firing assault rifles, claiming that lawyers need to be trained to defend themselves. The idiots duly goggle at the, ahem, instructors in the video - the NRA woman claims, straight-faced, that "it was very hot that day" - and poor Adrian is left wishing he was back in the hospital.
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The Good Fight / int_bc00493f	comment	Precision F-Strike: In the version showed on CBS, when she learns how her "retirement fund" is lost in the collapse of the Ponzi scheme, Diane blurts out "son of a bitch!" In the unrated version shown online, she yells "Motherfucker!" Free from the restrictions of broadcast TV, the F-bombs well and truly come out to play.
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The Good Fight / int_be6c0705	comment	Streisand Effect: Invoked and defied in Season five, when the partners discuss whether to even respond to associates calling Diane's husband a white supremacist, not wanting to draw attention to it.
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The Good Fight / int_bf9163d9	comment	Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: Diane (blonde), Lucca and Marissa (dark brown/black), and Maia (redhead).
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The Good Fight / int_c15195f0	comment	Character Death: Carl Reddick passes away in the season 2 opener.
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The Good Fight / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony: Diane makes it clear she despises Donald Trump to her core...but in season two, she finds much of her lost money has been recovered thanks to Trump's tax benefits for the wealthy. In other words, Diane owes her recovered wealth to the man she hates more than anyone on Earth.
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The Good Fight / int_c396fef9	comment	Ponzi: The kick-off to the show is that Henry Rindell has been running a massive Ponzi scheme. Diane's accountant explains that the Rindells lost a ton of money of their own in 2007 and rather than invest, they just used their client's money to "balance it out"... and never stopped taking it.
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The Good Fight / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Kurt thinks Dances with Wolves is a "piece of shit movie".
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The Good Fight / int_d7a8fdeb	comment	Intimate Telecommunications: The team uses a voice-imitation program to make a fake conversation of Maia's father having phone sex with Donald Trump. They all dissolve into uncontrollable laughter in short order... and then Mike Pence gets involved.
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The Good Fight / int_db015585	comment	False Confession: A store employee claims that his managers coerced him into confessing to stealing from the store so they could then garnish his wages. The lawyers discover that the managers were trained in a police interrogation technique that has been accused of causing false confessions, and in fact almost seems engineered to produce them - it assumes guilt going in, allows the investigator to lie to the accused and produce faked evidencenote Police can lie to you, but they can't fake evidence to back up their lies - they can't, for example, tell you that your blood, fingerprints, DNA, hair, footprints, or other trace evidence was found at the scene of the crime, unless they actually have that evidence..., and refuses to let the accused leave - unless, of course, they just sign this confession, then they can walk... It's both a shot at Lie to Me and their magical lie-detecting micro-expressions, and, sadly, Truth in Television.
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The Good Fight / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: Season 5's Judge Wackner's court is this to The Trial by Franz Kafka.
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The Good Fight / int_e42e91b4	comment	Godwin's Law: Invoked when Judge Wackner applies this to himself after his outburst in court, comparing himself to Pol Pot and CeauÈ™escu. Invoked in the fifth season finale, Marissa tells judge Wackner that her father told her that "anyone who argues Godwin's law has never been near a crowd".
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The Good Fight / int_e5421161	comment	The firm as a whole can barely stomach the smug limousine liberal Google Expy's attitude toward them even as he only wants to work with Diane. Nevertheless, the firm does so because it's a massive-massive account.
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The Good Fight / int_e5467735	comment	Expy Coexistence: One episode shows the firm representing a young, blonde country singer who is quite liberal in private, feeling particularly strongly about LGBT rights, but refrains from expressing her political opinions publicly — partially so she doesn't isolate a large portion of the market, and partially because she feels that, as a musician, it's not her place to tell people how to vote. However, she's utterly horrified by white supremacists holding her up as some sort of icon for them, as they take her silence to mean she agrees. This mirrors Taylor Swift's situation exactly, prior to her publicly endorsing a Democrat in 2018, and then going on to be fairly outspoken about her political opinions. When talking to the client, Diane specifically encourages the singer to follow Swift's lead and go public about how she feels.
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The Good Fight / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream: The fourth season premiere.
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