When “The Good Fight” returns for its fourth season this year, it will do so with its same sensibility but lots of new faces. “The show’s not going to lose any of its politi…
” returns for its fourth season this year, it will do so with its same sensibility but lots of new faces.
That manifests itself onscreen when the law firm in the show is bought out by “a very large international law firm that wanted to buy it for diversity. They took a yearbook shot of their lawyers and they realized there are almost no African American faces in it,” he explained. The writers’ room for the season began just as Nancy Pelosi was calling for Donald Trump’s impeachment, so King admitted they “didn’t know where the country’s idea of itself would be. We kind of thought the current president would still stay president, but we didn’t know, so we laid our bets.” Topics such as the #MeToo movement and Harvey Weinstein, he felt, would still be relevant, as would issues similar to what they explored in Season 3 with “selling lemonade while black.
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