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Recently, CBS released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "The Good Wife" episode 8 of season 6. The episode is currently untitled. It sounds like things will get very intense and drama-filled as major tensions will take place between Alicia and Louis Canning when they battle each other in the court room, and more! In the new,8th episode press release: Alicia and Louis Canning are going to square off in court. Press release number 2: Alicia will take on a college rape case which pits her against Louis Canning when it moves from a university hearing to civil court. In the meantime, Eli and Elfman will conduct a political focus group as Alicia dives into her campaign for State’s Attorney, Michael J. Fox returns as Louis Canning. Rita Wilson guest stars as lawyer Viola Walsh. Guest stars feature: Jerry Adler (Howard Lyman), David Fonteno (Judge Robert Parks), Madeleine Martin...

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Will Peralta and Santiago get together on Brooklyn Nine-Nine? — Constance

It won’t be long before Jake returns to the 9-9, but he’ll be a little busy taking down mobsters to focus on his love life. Of course, the big elephant in the room is addressed, but...

David Fonteno has landed a role with a multi-episode arc on Fox’s hit adventure drama series, Sleepy Hollow. Fonteno will play a character named Reverend Boland, who's described as a seasoned Catholic Priest who has been an advisor to Orlando Jones’ Captain Frank Irving for years. A performer on stage and on screen, Fonteno, whose other TV credits include recurring on the acclaimed CBS legal drama, The Good Wife, and has also appeared in Blue Bloods, Royal Pains and Law & Order, will appear in Episodes 9 and 10 this season.

John Noble is joining the cast of "Sleepy Hollow" on Monday (Nov. 4), but the new show will get another familiar TV face later this season. David Fonteno, one of the many recurring judges from "The Good Wife's" stellar guest star roster, will drop by several upcoming episodes of the new Fox hit.

According to TVLine, Fonteno will play Reverend Boland, a Catholic priest in Manhattan who has been an advisor to Captain Frank Irving (Orlando Jones) for many years. Fonteno will appear in episodes 8 and 10.

Noble will make his debut in Monday's "The Sin Eater" as the mysterious Henry Parrish, a man who knows plenty about how Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison) can cut his blood tie to the Headless horseman.

"Sleepy Hollow" airs Mondays at 9 p.m. Et/Pt on Fox.

A Good Wife judge is trading his robe to play another man of the cloth.

David Fonteno, who recurs on the acclaimed CBS legal drama, will guest-star on Fox’s Sleepy Hollow as Reverend Boland, TVLine has learned exclusively.

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The Reverend is a Catholic Priest living in Manhattan who has seen a lot in his life. It will be revealed that he has been an advisor to Orlando Jones’ Captain Frank Irving for a number of years.

Fonteno — whose other TV credits include Blue Bloods, Royal Pains...

CBS has announced more exciting casting news for The Good Wife Season 5.

According to The Huffington Post, Jeffrey Tambor (Arrested Development) will guest star on the September 29 premiere of the CBS drama as a judge who's in charge of a case involving the death penalty.

The veteran actor joins a long line of famous names who have presided over cases on The Good Wife, including Denis O'Hare, Ana Gasteyer, David Fonteno and Jerry Stiller.

The Good Wife, meanwhile, has been building up quite the casting resume this summer in preparation for Season 5.

Melissa George will play an ethics counselor in the Peter Florrick administration. Juliet Rylance will play a love interest for Kalinda. And Ben Rappaport will portray a member of Alicia and Cary's new firm.

Jeffrey Tambor will make an appearance on "The Good Wife."

In the Season 5 premiere (Sunday, Sept. 29) of the CBS series, the "Arrested Development" star will play a judge who's in a race against the clock for a case involving the death penalty.

Other guest stars who have played judges on "The Good Wife" include Denis O'Hare, Ana Gasteyer, David Fonteno and Jerry Stiller.

Tambor's not the only new face popping up on "The Good Wife's" fifth season: Melissa George will play Peter Florrick's (Chris Noth) new in-house ethics counsel, Juliet Rylance has signed on as a potential new love interest for Kalinda (Archie Panjabi), and Ben Rappaport will appear as a fourth year from Lockhart/Gardner joining Alicia (Julianna Margulies) and Cary's (Matt Czuchry) new firm.

"The Good Wife" Season 5 premieres Sunday, Sept. 29 at 9 p.m. Et on CBS.

On TV this Friday: The Finder embarks on one last search, CSI: NY‘s finale puts Mac in limbo, Fringe and Blue Bloods serve up terror-fying season-enders, USA Network gives TV a new odd couple and more. In addition to TVLine’s original features (linked within), here are nine programs to keep on your radar.

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The Case of the Week on "The Good Wife" was incredibly interesting, but also - did Kalinda throw Will under the bus to save Alicia?

Case of the Week

Dylan Stack is a man being prosecuted by the U.S. Treasury Department. They want the identity of his client, a person who invented an online currency called Bitcoin because inventing your own currency is illegal. Stack claims attorney-client privilege in not having to reveal his client's identity, so the Treasury Department starts claiming Stack is Mr. Bitcoin.

Kalinda is front and center, as she goes hunting for Mr. Bitcoin herself and is able to demonstrate that the Treasury guys don't actually think Stack is Bitcoin because they are tailing her in the hopes of finding the real identity. It's pretty slick.

And in the end, Kalinda reveals to Stack (and us) that she knows he's behind Bitcoin along with two other cryptographers.

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