The legal series thrived on real-world disruption, drawing story lines from events both actual and anticipated. In an interview, the creators took stock.
A controversial storyline in the finale of "The Good Fight" saw a male character accuse a character referred to as "Governor DeSantis" of sexual assault.
i hope he doesn t. it s great that he just doesn t say he s like, whatever, i m busy. like he s too busy. you know? okay, that s fine. and people i love people were getting mad tweeting about it saying okay, this is so horrible to say about desantis and you keep watching and it s actually against trump. it s the series finale of the show so the show is done. greg: yeah, it s over. got me to know what it is right in the last second. greg: exactly go back and stream it? no. greg: no what do you make of this? was it some kind of stunt? it make you sick to your stomach or are you used to being sick at your stomach so you couldn t even tell? . yeah, i had the oysters at subway sandwich yesterday. they re rolling out a new program. didn t sit quite well again, my problem with this is like the good wife, the good
bias is clear. for the season finale of the legal drama, the good fight, popular of female purchasers of single serving meals, apparently the good fight is a legal drama and not hunter brawling with a hooker. the plot featured a gay character claiming to have been sexual assaulted by florida governor ron desantis only to confess he was lying later in the show, which raises the question why make desantis commit a fictional assault when you have democrats committing real ones? [ applause ] you ever hear anybody hear of ed buck? look him up? and if you want to portray a real life sex pest governor, cast andrew cuomo for a cameo. he s available i feel we should roll a clip, barbara. i offered my political services to government desantis.