The endless days of high temperatures in Texas have sapped my interest in talking about books. I recommend a movie, but brainless summer movies like Transformers 3 or SAP Zookeeper my energy even more.What is a liberal who loves good stories do? Turn on the TV, of course!

Allow me to recommend "The Good Wife," enthralling pleasure worthy of a lazy summer evening. Some of the legal drama, part political comments and part soap opera, "The Good Wife" is an intelligent, brilliant nuanced, riveting entertainment. This show is not Veer away from the faith, and to discuss the facts of human nature in real terms.And 'the story of Alicia Florrick a husband was arrested following a public political sex and corruption scandal. He is a "good wife", which stands by her man, at least publicly. To support his family, Alicia, who had given up a career to support her husband and raising their two children, returns to his employment litigator.

Alicia navigate a legislative policy of a company's internal balancing his new position, essentially a single mother of teenagers. This is complicated by the fact that Alicia will never be a private citizen, politician and press the interests of her husband's constant pop-up distorts perceptions.Alicia is the case are "ripped from the news" and that often act as a foil against Alicia is facing personal problems. It is not always the case, but the stories are always intelligent and complex, often taking unexpected turns. Lawyers often do not know whether their clients are innocent and sometimes, as in real life, no surprise and disappointment in the resolutions.The series was partly inspired by the story of Eliot Spitzer prostitution and other political scandals. Located in Chicago, USA-ESE for "crooked policy," the series also shows the wheel and follow the treatment is not only present in our legal system, but also in our political system.

All this would be dry enough, of course, if you do not care about the case and the lives of subjects. They have a depth and completeness that is not often found on television. This is where "The Good Wife" rails. When her husband, Peter, consent to the advice of a preacher, Alicia glimpse of them to pray together and was amazed. So we were. The show takes the trouble to turn cynical pursuit of Peter for African-American political support (by a church, of course) in an encounter with the Rev. Isaiah, who was not willing to just give lip service to its vocation. Surprisingly, Peter admits he is something more in his life, and the audience was treated to some fascinating meetings and authentic in appearance.

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