The Good Wife

Humiliated by her politician husband's scandal, Alicia Florrick musters her resilience and returns to work as a defense attorney, getting the case of a woman accused of murdering her ex-husband.

Alicia represents a stripper who says she was raped at the bachelor party of a prominent businessman.

Alicia finds herself immersed in her old life when she is asked to represent the teenage son of a former friend.

As her husband's legal team continues to work on his appeal, Alicia discovers evidence of possible jury tampering in her firm's class-action suit against a pharmaceutical company.

Will and Alicia have 72 hours to prove that a train company is responsible for a freight train crash; Alicia and Jackie clash over taking the children to visit their father.

Alicia agrees to a conjugal visit with Peter to get information from him because her client was convicted during his regime as state's attorney.

While representing the daughter of one of the firm's partners, Alicia becomes attracted to her co-counsel and his unorthodox approach to defending their client.

As Alicia gets ready to defend a scientist accused of arson, Peter's appeals process begins and she is asked to testsify.

Alicia becomes entangled in office politics when she is asked to represent a partner in the firm on a DUI charge; Alicia wonders if Peter could be guilty of corruption.

When a judge overturns a plea deal arranged by Alicia, she looks into his motivation; Diane is made an offer that she cannot refuse.

Alicia discovers more information about Peter's fall from grace; Will gets cozy with his opposing counsel during a wrongful death suit against a TV commentator.

When a high school quarterback dies after overdosing on painkillers, Alicia represents the doctor who prescribed the medication; Alicia deals with bad news at home and gives Peter information that makes his blood boil.

Peter's appeal trial begins; Alicia defends a wealthy client whose innocence she doubts; a felon Diana successfully prosecuted is about to be released from prison.

As Alicia defends a husband accused of murder, her family prepares for the outcome of Peter's appeal and his potential homecoming.

Peter works on a comeback strategy with his political team while adjusting to life at home; Diane and Alicia try to get a woman to testify against her husband.

Peter strategizes on how to handle his retrial and the next steps in his public rehabilitation; Alicia and Will defend an attorney arrested for murder.

Will and Alicia battle a health insurance company that refuses to pay for urgent in-utero surgery; Alicia decides to give Peter a proper welcome home.

Tension builds between Will and Alicia while they defend a student accused of killing her sorority sister; Kurt and Diane continue to flirt.

Alicia debates whether or not to use personal information to her advantage when she takes on her former boss in the courtroom; Peter uses religion to work on his appeal.

After he chases Alicia out of the apartment, Peter's electronic monitor sounds; Grace and Zach scramble to come up with a way to keep their father from being arrested.

The firm takes the case of a woman whose husband is in a coma; Alicia makes a move to ensure that the firm chooses her over Cary.

Eli works on getting Peter's charges dropped; Alicia defends a client accused of killing his wife; Cary looks for a way to get back at Alicia.

Alicia must decide if she will stand by Peter during his new political campaign or pursue a relationship with Will.