The Good Wife Season 6 Episode 13, "Dark Money," brings back Colin Sweeney. This time he's suing a TV crime show for dramatizing his wife's murder, and the actor they cast looks exactly like him because he's also played by Dylan Baker. Diane Lockhart and Cary Agos try to keep their client from incriminating himself, while Renata takes the stand and the defense tries to prove Sweeney really did it. On the campaign trail, Alicia Florrick and Frank Prady deal with a fake robocall and a meeting with Ed Asner's mega-donor Guy Redmayne that gets very uncomfortable. And Kalinda Sharma finally learns what favor Lemond Bishop wants from her. Jason and Marissa call it a throwback to early Good Wife, with a lot of 2014 moments that don't hold up.
00:00 – Intro: back to court after last week's special episode
02:12 – Colin Sweeney sues a TV show, and Dylan Baker plays his own doppelganger
15:39 – Renata takes the stand, and Colin makes a "joke" about the gloves
23:47 – Alicia, Frank Prady, and a fake Rainbow Brigade robocall
26:51 – Alicia's meeting with mega-donor Guy Redmayne (Ed Asner)
36:09 – Lemond Bishop calls in his favor from Kalinda
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