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Joseph Stembridge's blog ::Why my Father, Registered Republican, Corporate Lawyer will not be Voting for Romney






Joseph Stembridge's blog ::Why my Father, Registered Republican, Corporate Lawyer will not be Voting for Romney










Tuesday,               February               8,               2011,               CBS,               10               PM               (ET):               "Method               Man,"               another               well-written,               clever               episode               of               "The               Good               Wife,"               with               guest               star               Michael               J.

Fox               as               the               clever               Lewis               Canny.

Robert               and               Michelle               King               wrote               the               episode               from               a               Keith               Eisner               story.

Michael               Zinberg               directed               guest               star               Fox,               returning               as               the               cutthroat               somewhat               unprincipled               lawyer               opponent               in               a               class               action               suit               for               women               who               have               suffered               miscarriages.

Only               problem:               the               judge               rules               that               our               favorite               group               of               attorneys               must               join               forces               with               Fox               and               they               must               become               a               team.

As               always,               the               acting               by               the               ensemble               cast               was               superb               and               it               appears               that               Christine               Baranski               will               live               to               fight               in               court               another               day               after               all.

Julianna               Margulies               as               Alicia               Florrick               doesn't               trust               the               cutthroat               Canny               at               all               and               says               of               him,               "He's               in               the               pocket               of               corporate               interests.

Believe               me!"
               Fox               does               appear               to               be               selling               out               the               female               class               action               participants               quite               cheaply,               asking               for               only               a               $2               million               deal,               when,               at               one               point,               the               figure               $85               million               is               being               bandied               about               by               Julianna               Margulies'               character               in               computer               e-mails               back               and               forth               with               Christine               Baranski's               character.
               CANNY,               YES,               BUT               NOT               THAT               CANNY
               The               catch               is               that               crack               investigator               Kalinda               has               discovered               that               spyware               (Spectapro)               has               been               planted               on               computers               throughout               the               law               firm.

It               is               not               known,               initially,               who               the               "mole"               is,               but               Will,               (Julianna's               boss               and               potential               love               interest),               instructs               the               two               female               attorneys               to               play               dirty               and               send               fictitious               messages               back               and               forth               that               will               lead               them               to               the               culprit.

The               mole               turns               out               to               be               the               African-American               boss               none               of               them               liked.

By               show's               end,               he's               been               canned.
               WHAT               DOES               WILL               WANT,               ROMANTICALLY?
               There               is               a               sub-plot               involving               Will's               (Josh               Charles')               current               girlfriend,               who               says,               "What's               the               point?

I               don't               want               this,"               to               Alicia,               as               Will,               once               again,               no-shows               for               a               luncheon               date.

Alicia               asks,               "What               do               you               want?"               and               gets               the               answer               "I               don't               know."               By               the               episode's               end,               Will,               too,               is               seen               ruminating,               "I               don't               know               what               I               want.

I'm               very               good               when               I               know               what               I               want,               but               when               I               don't,               I               suck."               However,               the               two               lovers               seem               to               have               patched               up               their               differences               by               episode's               end,               with               his               current               girlfriend               saying,               "I               don't               know               what               this               is.

I               don't               like               needing               anyone."
               PETER               FLORRICK'S               CAMPAIGN
               There's               a               clever               sub-plot               involving               the               campaign               of               Peter               Florrick               ("Mr               Big"               from               "Sex               and               the               City,"               as               played               by               Chris               Noth).

A               rabid               supporter               of               Peter's               is               putting               ridiculous               ads               online,               and               Eli               Gold               cleverly               puts               a               stop               to               the               hilarity               of               the               ads               by               telling               the               supporter,               a               high               school               music               teacher,               that               he               is               to               be               working               for               the               campaign               and               send               all               future               posts               to               him.

Somehow,               we               all               know               that               the               thrilled               "little               guy"               is               never               going               to               see               any               of               his               work               on               YouTube               from               that               point               on,               but               he's               too               clueless               to               know               he's               been               had.

There's               also               a               "Just               Say               Now:               Amendment               31"               movement               to               legalize               marijuana               and               Peter               remembers               a               fellow               inmate,               a               rapper,               who               might               do               him               some               good               with               the               youth               vote,               so               that               seems               to               be               a               future               theme.
               FOX               OUT-FOXED               IN               COURT
               Michael               J.

Fox               is               out-foxed               (pun               intended)               in               this               episode,               in               an               amusing               scene               where               he               raises               an               objection               to               his               own               legal               team               in               court               and               there               is               additional               confusion               over               whether               a               document               can               be               "privileged"               and               not               privileged               at               one               and               the               same               time               (Fox               supposedly               showed               it               to               J               &               L               Equity,               the               firm               being               sued).
               Michael               J.

Fox's               character               of               Lewis               Canny               articulates               a               thought               that               has               been               floating               out               there               throughout               the               past               2               presidential               campaigns,               namely:               "I               think               companies               are               paying               too               much               for               their               mistakes.

I               think               people               are               being               paid               too               much."               That,               he               says,               was               his               motivation               for               attempting               to               more-or-less               sell               out               his               own               clients,               in               asking               for               a               far               lower               dollar               amount               than               the               company               might               be               forced               to               pay               in               reparation.

Earlier,               his               wife,               Simone,               whom               Archie               Panjabi               (Kalinda)               poses               as               a               reporter               to               interview,               in               an               attempt               to               gain               additional               ammunition               for               the               firm,               had               told               Kalinda               that               Lewis               (Michael               J.

Fox)               decided               to               become               a               crusading               attorney               for               the               wronged               women               because               she               had               suffered               a               miscarriage               and               he               truly               believed               in               the               cause.

But,               as               one               scripted               line               put               it,               "Once               a               corporate               lawyer,               always               a               corporate               lawyer."




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