The Good Wife Season 6 Episode 14, "Mind's Eye," is one of the boldest creative swings of the whole series, and we are here for it. With her voice gone and a make-or-break editorial board interview hours away, Alicia Florrick rehearses every possible question inside her own head. Louis Canning wants a deathbed settlement, Lamond Bishop's money is suddenly a headline, Grace may be losing her faith, and Zach still isn't picking up the phone. Eli Gold, Johnny Elfman, Diane, Howard Lyman, and David Lee all crash Alicia's imagination, along with one very familiar voice. Jason makes the case for one of his favorite episodes of the season, and Marissa, who can't picture anything in her own mind's eye, reports back on just how overstimulating it all was.
00:00 – Intro: Jason's raspy voice and Marissa's aphantasia confession
04:31 – Alicia loses her voice before the big editorial board interview
13:06 – Canning's "I'm dying" settlement play and the imagined depositions
21:30 – The Lamond Bishop tape, a familiar voice, and Alicia's daydreams
34:27 – Grace's crisis of faith, "Richard Dawkins," and a prayer request
53:44 – Calling Zach, Prady on truth, and our final thoughts
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