The next episode of "The Good Wife" titled "Undisclosed Recipients" will be taking a turn away from the usual and will strike big changes on the show, which might ultimately mark the end of Florrick/ Agos/ Lockhart. The partners are in disagreement, and it is so big that whatever comes out of it will determine the now-blurry future of the agency.

The law firm's new case involves piracy of a certain movie producer's film. However, as Florrick/ Agos/ Lockhart starts to work on it, the company becomes prey to hacking, which exposes its secrets, big and small, one of which is the firm's plan to get Cary off the hook. 

With everything that Alicia, Cary and Diane have painstakingly kept throughout the course of their banding now out in the open, the three discuss the best strategy to help the company stand once more. However, that's not a walk in the park as the three have differing opinions on the matter. It remains to be seen as to where the trio will get to in terms of solving the issues of their company. With Diane's attempts to draw in business moguls to the firm without success, the trio are faced with a serious setback. 

Meanwhile, the forthcoming installment will also send off Kalinda Sharma, and this will certainly take care of the tear-jerking part of the episode. 

"The Good Wife" is a long-running show for a reason, and for those who are wondering how things will be for Peter and Alicia apart from being rivals in the State Attorney elections, actress Julianna Margulies sees a possible split-up. 

"I would truly love to see her leave Peter," the actress who plays Alicia Florrick in the series said during the recently concluded PaleyFest. However, she was quick to reason out why chances are slim for them to go for a divorce.

"At first it was her time to climb up the ladder in the law firm and having the governor as husband definitely helped get clients. Now, in the political arena, they are a power couple," the actress said.