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"The Good Wife" Blue Ribbon Panel (2012)


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Original Air Date:
25 March 2012 (Season 3, Episode 19)
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Alicia clashes with her fellow members of a blue ribbon panel investigating a police shooting, while also trying to put the winning offer on her old house. Meanwhile, Eli, David, and Julius continue to make a play for Will's seat. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Cast

 (Episode Cast) (in credits order)

Julianna Margulies ... Alicia Florrick

Matt Czuchry ... Cary Agos

Archie Panjabi ... Kalinda Sharma

Graham Phillips ... Zach Florrick

Makenzie Vega ... Grace Florrick

Alan Cumming ... Eli Gold

Josh Charles ... Will Gardner

Christine Baranski ... Diane Lockhart

Chris Noth ... Peter Florrick

Matthew Perry ... Mike Kresteva

Michael Boatman ... Julius Cain

Jill Flint ... Lana Delaney

Charles S. Dutton ... Pastor Damon

Peter Riegert ... Judge Harvey Winter

Kurt Fuller ... Judge Peter Dunaway

Jerry Adler ... Howard Lyman

Cotter Smith ... Forrest Burke

Cady Huffman ... Marina Vassel

Charlie Hofheimer ... Officer Zimmerman

Mary Beth Peil ... Jackie Florrick

Zach Grenier ... David Lee

Vladimi Versailles ... Ronnie Masters (as Vladimir Versailles)
Carly Street ... Officer Trina Coffey
Alexander Gemignani ... Mr. Lesher

Marcus Neville ... Eric Adams

Kevin Hogan ... Russell Danforth
David Drake ... Jacques
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Roman Blat ... FBI Agent (uncredited)

Vince Hickman ... FBI Agent (uncredited)
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Rosemary Rodriguez 
 
Writing credits
Robert King (creator) &
Michelle King (creator)

Robert King (teleplay) &
Michelle King (teleplay)

Courtney Kemp Agboh (story)

Produced by
Meredith Averill .... co-producer
Kristin Bernstein .... producer
Corinne Brinkerhoff .... supervising producer
Leonard Dick .... co-executive producer
Keith Eisner .... co-executive producer
Jason Harkins .... associate producer (as Jason B. Harkins)
Ted Humphrey .... co-executive producer
Courtney Kemp Agboh .... supervising producer
Brooke Kennedy .... executive producer
Michelle King .... executive producer
Robert King .... executive producer
Yolonda Lawrence .... co-producer
Julianna Margulies .... producer
Ridley Scott .... executive producer
Tony Scott .... executive producer
David W. Zucker .... executive producer
 
Original Music by
David Buckley 
 
Cinematography by
Fred Murphy (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
David Dworetzky 
 
Casting by
Mark Saks 
 
Production Design by
Stephen Hendrickson 
 
Art Direction by
Frank White III  (as Frank White)
 
Set Decoration by
Beth Kushnick 
 
Costume Design by
Daniel Lawson  (as Dan Lawson)
 
Makeup Department
Stephen G. Bishop .... hair department head (as Stephen Bishop)
Andrea Miller .... makeup department head
 
Production Management
Kristin Bernstein .... unit production manager
Courtney Cowan .... post-production supervisor
Vincent Morano .... production supervisor (as Vincent James Morano)
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Denis Doyle .... first assistant director
Genevieve Palmieri .... second assistant director
 
Art Department
Martin Bernstein .... construction coordinator
Emily Gaunt .... charge scenic artist
Tom McDermott .... leadperson
Sabrina Wright .... property master
 
Sound Department
Larry Benjamin .... sound re-recording mixer
Tim Boggs .... sound supervisor
Tim Chilton .... foley artist
Claire Houghtalen .... utility sound
Michael Kalifa .... sound recordist
Alex Sullivan .... production sound
David Torres .... foley mixer
Kevin Valentine .... sound re-recording mixer
James Baker .... boom operator (uncredited)
James Baker .... sound mixer: second unit (uncredited)
David W. Barr .... adr mixer (uncredited)
Gioia Birkett-Foa .... boom operator (uncredited)
Jane Boegel .... dialogue editor (uncredited)
Mark Cookson .... sound effects editor (uncredited)
Ric Schnupp .... playback mixer (uncredited)
Scott Waz .... adr mixer (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Jason Wilson .... visual effects artist (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Cort Hessler .... stunt coordinator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Ian Carmody .... assistant camera
Tim Guinness .... chief lighting technician
Scott Koenigsberg .... first assistant camera: "a" camera
Mike 'Electric' Mervilde Jr. .... grip (as Mike Mervilde)
Peter Nolan .... camera operator: "a" camera
David Stern .... key rigging grip
Paul Volo .... first company grip
 
Casting Department
John E. Andrews .... casting associate (as John Andrews)
Julianna LaRosa .... executive casting assistant
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Daniele Hollywood .... assistant costume designer
Jennifer Rogien .... assistant costume designer (as Jennifer Rogein)
Erin Stamos .... set costumer
Colleen McTigue .... key costumer (uncredited)
 
Editorial Department
Jake Cohen .... assistant editor (as Jacob Cohen)
Jesse Rose-Smith .... post-production coordinator
 
Music Department
Sharyn Gersh .... music editor
 
Transportation Department
Eugene O'Neill .... transportation captain (as Gene O'Neill)
 
Other crew
Emma Carroll .... production assistant
Rachel Cates .... production coordinator
Rachel Connors .... script supervisor
Santos Cornier .... location assistant/scout
Leigh Dillon .... dialect coach: Archie Panjabi (uncredited)
Stephanie Lane .... production accountant
Lynn H. Powers .... locations manager (as Lynn Powers)
Leah Baker .... assistant production coordinator (uncredited)
Barbara Biddle .... in-house producer (uncredited)
Erin Cappiccie .... assistant to executive producer (uncredited)
Kim Delise .... additional script supervisor (uncredited)
Mela Lee .... adr voice artist (uncredited)
Mela Lee .... voice actor (uncredited)
Paul Jude Letersky .... stand-in - Eli (uncredited)
Adam Levy .... lead medic (uncredited)
David Occhino .... assistant location manager (uncredited)
Calvin Reddy .... unit production assistant (uncredited)
Lauren Ro .... accounting clerk (uncredited)
Aidan Sleeper .... location scout (uncredited)
Matthew H. Wiesner .... location scout (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Michael Bloomberg .... special thanks (as Michael R. Bloomberg Mayor)
Katherine Oliver .... special thanks (as Katherine L. Oliver Commissioner NYPD Movie & TV Unit)
 

Series Crew
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Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Michelle King  creator
Robert King  creator

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Donald Munro .... third assistant director (2009)
 
Art Department
Laura Schneider .... assistant property master (2009)
Maurice Woodworth .... lead man: set decoration (2009)
 
Stunts
Crystal Dalman .... stunts (2009)
 
Other crew
Ken MacAlpine .... location scout (2009)
Winona Sim .... playback coordinator (2009)
 
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2 out of 2 people found the following review useful.
A Blue Ribbon Episode ****, 25 March 2012
Author: edwagreen from United States

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

Excellent episode where Alicia is asked by Diane to serve on a blue ribbon panel investigating the tragic shooting of a good Samaritan by a police officer who thought the Samaritan was coming to the aid of a criminal. Besides having racial overtones, the case could conceivably depict Peter in a bad light.

Matthew Perry, in his debut on the show, is excellent as the vicious head of the panel.

It's really a shame that everything now has to be related to race relations and politics.

Alicia soon figures out who bought the house. How do you like the ethics showed by the woman selling the house? It's really a dog eat dog world out there.

Diane and Will find a way to thwart those who want Peter's seat during his suspension. Leave it to the dynamic duo to outwit their fellow members in the firm.

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