'The Good Wife' Series Finale: Cast Dish On Final Episode; What Viewers Can Expect From May 8 End

"The Good Wife" bows from television May 8 and the series finale on CBS is expected to deliver a satisfactory ending for the fans, according to the cast. What can viewers expect when they watch the season finale on Sunday? Series creators Robert and Michelle King also shared some details.

"The Good Wife" star Julianna Margulies, who plays Alicia Florrick, said that she was happy with the ending, which was filmed in mid-April. However, she admits she's unsure how this will translate to the small screen. "I know what I shot and I know what I read on the page," the actress told E! Online. "How it ends up on screen, I can't take any responsibility for that."

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What "The Good Wife" Series Finale Co-Stars Have To Say

Cush Jumbo, who plays Luca Quinn, reveals that she is "incredibly satisfied" of the ending, both as an actress and a fan of the show. "I didn't feel like anything had been stolen from me, I wasn't bereft," she said.

Christine Baranski, who plays Diane Lockheart, said that those who have come to understand the heart of the show in the early seasons will get the way it will end. She echoes what co-star Matt Czuchry said when the actor, who plays Cary Agos, alludes that "The Good Wife" will come full circle in the series finale.

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"The Good Wife" Creators Look Back

"The Good Wife" has been lauded as a rare quality show on network TV and its creators acknowledge that they are lucky to have ensemble of actors, including guest actors, who are able to deliver what they have written perfectly. "We have great actors," said Michelle King in The Salt Lake Tribune. "If we didn't, they wouldn't be able to get all the words out of their mouths."

It's been hinted that "The Good Wife" will end with the Florricks standing behind a podium for a press conference to bookend how the show started seven years ago. Viewers should supposedly keep their eye on Alicia in the final scenes. "I think if you put the last episode and the first episode together and look at the changes in this woman, you would be surprised," said Robert King via the Daily Beast.