: Will’s death has a massive impact on the voter fraud investigation. Without his testimony, Nelson Dubek and the Office of Public Integrity no longer have a viable case against Peter Florrick.
: To solve this "report" of his final thoughts, she interviews the judge, the prosecutor (Finn Polmar), and even the shooter’s assistant.
: In a notable moment, Diane fires a sobbing intern who had only been there for a week, viewing her public breakdown as unprofessional during a firm-wide crisis. Interesting Trivia [S5E16] The Last Call
The "report" in this episode is less of a formal document and more of Alicia’s personal investigation into Will's final moments. She discovers a voicemail from Will that was cut off during the courtroom shooting.
: The message ends with Will saying, "Alicia, I'll call you back," leaving her to wonder if he was angry, apologetic, or declaring his love. : Will’s death has a massive impact on
: Diane Lockhart has to deliver the "report" of Will's death to the partners at Lockhart/Gardner. Amidst the grief, David Lee immediately begins a "report" of their top clients to prevent them from jumping ship.
: The episode serves as the aftermath of actor Josh Charles' decision to leave the series, which was kept secret until the shooting aired. The Good Wife recap: 'The Last Call' - Entertainment Weekly : In a notable moment, Diane fires a
: She ultimately finds no definitive answer, realizing that Will’s last words were likely mundane and interrupted by the tragedy. Other Major Reports & Events