'The Good Wife' Season 6 Kicks off September 21 with "The Line"

The sixth season of CBS serial drama The Good Wife premieres on Sunday, September 21 at 9:30 p.m. ET/9 p.m. PT.

In "The Line," Alicia is adamant in her refusal to run for State’s Attorney despite Eli’s attempts to persuade her to launch a campaign.

Meanwhile, as Diane considers joining Florrick/Agos as partner, an internal crisis threatens to destroy the firm.

The Good Wife stars Julianna Margulies as Alicia Florrick, Christine Baranski as Diane Lockhart, Archie Panjabi as Kalinda Sharma, Matt Czuchry as Cary Agos, Makenzie Vega as Grace Florrick, Alan Cumming as Eli Gold, Zach Grenier as David Lee, and Matthew Goode as Finn Polmar.

Recurring cast in this episode: Chris Noth as Peter Florrick, Michael J. Fox as Louis Canning, Mike Colter as Lemond Bishop, Ben Rappaport as Carey Zepps, Sarah Steele as Marissa Gold, and JD Williams as Dexter Roja.

Guest stars include Jess Weixler as Robyn Burdine, Michael Cerveris as James Castro, Kelli Giddish as Sophia Russo, Katie Paxton as Lauren Lytton, Fred Melamed as Judge Alan Karpman, Samantha Mathis as Bonita Yarrow, Nicole Roderick as Nora, Ash Christian as David Howell, Hampton Fluker as Khalil Dade, Lenny Venito as Sheriff Gibson, Gerry Bamman as Diane’s Client, John Ventimiglia as Detective Gary Prima, Shelton Best as Jim Lenard, Pascale Armand as Booking Officer, Nathan Hinton as Cop #1, and Bob Roseman as Cop #2.

The episode was written by Executive Producers Robert King and Michelle King, and directed by Robert King.

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First Thoughts on Guy Wilson as the New Will Horton on DAYS OF OUR LIVES

Guy Wilson debuted as the new Will Horton on DAYS OF OUR LIVES on Wednesday, January 8, 2014. "You're not gonna believe this!" That was actor Guy Wilson's first line in his debut as the new Will Horton on DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Well, believe it! Over the years many relative unknown thespians, who later turned out to be excellent actors, even Emmy winners, made their daytime soap opera debuts and looked like stiffs. This is a different medium, with a lot of dialogue to memorize, where getting it right on the first take is desired. It's understandable if a new actor in a daytime drama takes not just one, but several episodes to settle in. It's happened time and again so I give them a pass. Luckily, Wilson doesn't need one. He performed like a seasoned pro on Day One.

Interview Revisited: Ellen Holly on the Early Years of 'One Life to Live'

We Love Soaps TV traveled to Westchester County, New York, in 2012 to speak with daytime television legend Ellen Holly about her storied career. In the never-before-released video below, Ms. Holly talks about the early years of ABC soap opera One Life to Live , which premiered in 1968 and featured her character, Carla.

Interview Revisited: Larkin Malloy on the Nelson Aspen 'Where Are They Now Tour' (2010)

Serial Scoop Now is back! Look for brand new content in the coming months as well as interviews from my personal archive. Some have been offline for years while others will include never before seen material. Kicking things off is a video interview from March 2010 with Emmy-nominated Edge of Night actor Larkin Malloy, who passed away in 2016. The interview was conducted by Nelson Aspen as part of his "Where Are They Now Tour" series for We Love Soaps . Malloy, who came in at #45 on the We Love Soaps 50 Greatest Soap Actors of All Time list, played Sky Whitney on Edge of Night , Kyle Sampson on Guiding Light , Travis Montgomery on All My Children and Clay Alden on Loving . He also had a memorable guest run as Dr. Weston on As the World Turns . The complete interview has been offline for a decade. Watch it below.

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