the good wife is getting hassled because its starting time is not a a schedualed definite time the football games and the programs proir to it go on into the the good wifes programed timed causing one to have to re do their dvr if they are recording it . i have missed the beginning and the end trying to catch the show with how they have squeezed it in between on sunday nite--- help this show and get it back to where i can see the whole show without working magic wth my remote

Place the Good Wife on Sunday when it is anybody's guess what time it will really start. . and then wonder where the audience went. .duh!!! If it isn't football. .or the World Series. . it is the PGA or the LPGA . . or a bobsled race in Jamaica . .anything is more important than the prime time schedule on Sunday on CBS and it has always been that way. CSI: Miami had the same problem last year. . when you expect to see a program at 10pm. . and it hasn't started by 10:45pm. . you tend to lose interest and switch to something at a regularly scheduled time. Sometimes here in the Eastern market it has been totally cancelled.. but not til the last minute and with little notice. Even setting the DVR out an extra hour has not insured that you will see it broadcast in its entirety. So don't complain about losing viewers when you are not providing the show in a timely manner.

I thought Once Upon Time was a breath of fresh air. . something creative and not a rehash of some law/police procedural. . or vampire/werewolf angst in the suburbs. . or another not entertaining reality show or news (yawn) magazine. Most of us know the basic fairytale characters. . interesting to see them flash forward and back into creative backdrops and timelines. This one will probably be cancelled after 3 episodes too. .all the better ones seem to go that route this season. . sadly.

Whose idea was it anyway to switch The Good Wife to Sunday nights???? No wonder it dipped. There are too many shows on against it!!