Ep 11. Infamy

Alicia Florrick, the main protagonist, finds herself in the midst of a new scandal. She represents a man named Glenn Childs Jr., who has been accused of murdering a young woman. Alicia and her team believe that Glenn is innocent and try their best to prove his innocence. However, things get complicated when they discover that Glenn had an affair with the victim and apparently killed her when he found out that she was pregnant with his child.

Meanwhile, Peter Florrick, Alicia's estranged husband, is running for State's Attorney. His campaign is going strong until a video surfaces that shows him using racial slurs while talking to a group of African-American men. The video quickly goes viral, and Peter's campaign starts to crumble. Alicia is torn between supporting her husband and wondering if he's really the man she thought he was.

Will Gardner, Alicia's law partner, is dealing with his own issues. He is feeling guilty about his involvement with a client who was convicted of a crime, and that guilt is affecting his work. Diane Lockhart, the senior partner of the firm, tries to help him through his guilt and encourages him to continue pushing forward with the case.

Kalinda Sharma, the in-house investigator for the firm, is also working on a case. She is investigating a judge who she believes is corrupt and is taking bribes. Kalinda uses her street smarts and connections to gather evidence against the judge and bring him to justice.

As the episode unfolds, Alicia, Peter, Will, Diane, and Kalinda all face their own personal and professional challenges. The episode is filled with suspense, drama, and unexpected twists that keep the audience on the edge of their seats. The Good Wife season 1 episode 11 is a must-watch for fans of legal dramas and complex, character-driven storytelling.