Our long national nightmare is over! The Good Wife—you may know it by its alternate title: TV's best drama—is finally returning to us.
The first of SEVEN all-new episodes airs on Sunday, March 1 and it's the first episode of the CBS drama since Sunday, Jan. 11. Yes, Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) and The Good Wife are out of hibernation and ready to blow your mindsonce again. From the looks of the exclusive teaser video above, Alica's about to get a little lovin'.
Who is Alicia in bed with?! Is it a dream? "Do you want to come inside?" she asks her campaign manager Johnny (Steven Pasquale). You'll remember the two locked lips after learning Cary (Matt Czuchry) will no longer face jail time, but Alicia quickly quashed the pairing before anything could happen…or did she?
The video promises "You won't believe your eyes" and the last time The Good Wife made a warning like that, well, Will Gardner (Josh Charles) was killed off.
We also see guest star Ed Asner hitting on Alicia, Diane (Christine Baranski) shooting a gun and being fabulous, Michael J. Fox's Louis Canning vs. Alicia once again and Peter (Chris Noth) in Kalinda's (Archie Panjabi) apartment?!
In the next new episode, "Dark Money," Colin Sweeney (Dylan Baker) and his wife Renata Ellard-Sweeney (Laura Benanti) return and it's up to Diane and Cary to represent Colin after he accuses a TV producer of basing an unflattering character on him. Over in election land, Alicia competes with Frank Prady (David Hyde Pierce) for a major campaign donation from Asner's Guy Redmayne.
Here's what we know about the rest of season six: Gary Cole will return as Kurt McVeigh, Diane Lockhart's husband. Oliver Platt and Rachael Harris will also appear and somehow Kalinda will leave the show. Panjabi's exit was announced in October 2014.
"Archie is an amazing actress who helped build Kalinda from the ground up as an enigmatic, powerful and sexy character. It's been a pleasure to write for her, and we'll be sad to see her go; but we still have her for the rest of season six, so let's not exhaust our goodbyes yet. We look forward to meeting all the wonderful new characters Archie brings to the screen. But either way, we're keeping the boots," The Good Wife co-creators Robert and Michelle King said in a statement.
The Good Wife returns with new episodes on Sunday, March 1 at 9 p.m. on CBS.