CBS has unveiled the first trailer for The Good Wife spinoff The Good Fight.
The Good Fight picks up one year after the series finale of The Good Wife and follows Christine Baranski's tough-as-nails lawyer Diane Lockhart and her goddaughter Maia, played byGame of Thrones' Rose Leslie.
And Diane doesn't seem to have softened at all, menacingly telling an unknown person: "Eventually everyone reveals themselves."
Alongside the returning Baranski, Cush Jumbo will also reprise her role as Lucca Quinn. Diane and Maia join her firm after being forced out of Lockhart & Lee when their reputations and finances are wiped out by a huge financial scam.
EW reports that Carrie Preston will also be back as Elsbeth Tascioni in a guest role on The Good Fight. The actress won the Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series for the role in 2013.
One person who most likely won't be appearing in the spinoff though is Archie Panjabi as the formidable Kalinda.
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"I think if and when I was asked I would explore it, but at this stage I haven't really thought about that," she told us earlier this year. "When I hung up the boots I kind of imagine they were hung up for good."
The Good Fight premieres in the US on February 19 at 8pm ET on CBS before moving exclusively to CBS All Access.
The subscription service will also be airing Star Trek: Discovery, which recently cast The Walking Dead's Sonequa Martin-Green as its leading lady.
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