The Good Wife Season 6 Premiere, Episode 3 Spoilers And Trailer: Cary’s Freedom Lies In The Hands Of His Pretrial Service Officer As Dean’s Client’s Case Ends Up In Christian Arbitration

By John Kevin Muu Sep 30, 2014 07:28 PM EDT

The Good Wife Season 6 Premiere, Episode 3 Spoilers And Trailer: Cary's Freedom Lies In The Hands Of His Pretrial Service Officer As Dean's Client's Case Ends Up In Christian Arbitration

We have the latest for you on the premiere, episode 3 spoilers and trailer of The Good Wife season 6. The season 6 of the Good Wife premiered in a skeptical mood and showed a lot of promise. Episode two ended in the arrest of Cary (Matt Czuchry) which left the question; will Cary go behind bars again? The episode was not all that thrilling as it did not reveal anything new but things could take an unexpected turn of events as Cary is facing time in jail.

On a sad note, Diane (Christine Baranski) made a hard choice and left Lockhart/gardener. The episode then ended with Diane joining Florrick/Agose and Cary got bailed out of jail. This upcoming episode will surely be a blockbuster as the legal drama is expected to take a huge turn of events as hard choices will be made. The episode will tell us if Cary will be sent behind bars and whether Alicia (Julianne Margulies) will be separated from her business partner for the next 15 years.

"Dear God" the episode title of The Good Wife episode 3 official synopsis read, "Cary's freedom lies in the hands of his pretrial service officer, Joy Grubick, as she interviews his colleagues to determine whether or not he should remain behind bars. Meanwhile, Alicia and Dean find themselves in unfamiliar territory when a client's case ends up in Christian Arbitration," read the synopsis.

The Goodwife season 6 released a 19-second-long sneak peak video, Cary's pretrial officer, Joy Grubick, warns him, "Mr. Argos, you can't live life the way you used to or you will end up behind bars again." The clip is enticing though it does not disclose much information about Cary's future; he is confident and believes that Diane will get him out one way or the other.

Czuchry had earlier revealed about the storyline that Cary would be arrested in future episodes and the events of the premiere episode "are going to be overarching themes for this season."

"Whether Cary is going to be in jail or out of jail I can't say, but I can say that that particular storyline is going to continue. You will learn more about Cary and Bishop's relationship. We will touch on a lot of different issues that come from that storyline. It is less about Cary being in jail and more about him having been arrested," he told The Hollywood Reporter.