Crash

Episode aired Oct 20, 2009
TV-PG
42m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

919

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Julianna Margulies and Josh Charles in The Good Wife (2009)

Crime Drama Mystery

Alicia and Will represent three widows who are suing the freight train company their husbands worked for after a fatal accident, while Diane asks Kalinda to gather information on a lawyer wh... Read allAlicia and Will represent three widows who are suing the freight train company their husbands worked for after a fatal accident, while Diane asks Kalinda to gather information on a lawyer who may be considered as a new partner.Alicia and Will represent three widows who are suing the freight train company their husbands worked for after a fatal accident, while Diane asks Kalinda to gather information on a lawyer who may be considered as a new partner.

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[7.2] Sensing lies

Episode 5: some matters of interest in this episode, mainly the court case, this time few family interactions (not bad), introduction of another new character and sure assistance to follow; still a lingering feeling that it's going to continue in an almost straight path with average highs and lows.

Trivia
This episode introduces the character of Courtney Wells, played by Sonequa Martin-Green. She appears in 8 episodes in total.

Goofs
When Kalinda is following Maclolm Overby and photographs him with Diane, the viewfinder HUD of the camera reads F/6. Whether in full, half, third, or quarter stops, this F value is not valid and not an actual f-stop on any current camera system.

Quotes
Kalinda Sharma: Do you know how much you pay your jury consultants?
Diane Lockhart: No.
Kalinda Sharma: One hundred thousand dollars for three months' work.
Diane Lockhart: That sounds about right.
Kalinda Sharma: Do you know how much I make?
Diane Lockhart: I have a feeling I'm finding out.
Kalinda Sharma: A fourth of that.
Diane Lockhart: That sounds outrageous.
Kalinda Sharma: Yeah, it does, doesn't it?