It’s official! CBS All Access’ “The Good Fight” — the spinoff of CBS’s vaunted “The Good Wife” — has fully come into its own for Season 4, with its sometimes jarring medley of tones and moods and speculative forms resisting straightforward classification.
It’s actually one its key strengths — yes, the series has a ripped-from-the-headlines quality about it, and it goes all in on what’s happening presently, maybe like no other drama currently on air — but it feels like the most vibrant, innovative response that TV has offered to the pandemonium unleashed on public life by President Donald J.
Trump and his administration.
Formulaic legal drama, “The Good Fight” definitely is not.At the end of the third season, the so-called #Resistance went bonkers, as Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski) tried to make sense of whether you can resist a crazy administration without going crazy yourself, while Adrian Boseman (Delroy Lindo
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