【整理】四季《傲骨贤妻》所有76位客座明星 排序

这76位客座明星都至少出现三集

所以像John Noble就不在名单中
作者和助手Adiane Lange整理很不容易
以下三位虽然出现三次以上
但是因为找不到图，角色也比较小，就没有列出：
Ismael Cruz Cordova (as Jimmy Patrick) “拐走”Grace的“牧师”
Nicole Roderick (as Nora) Eli助手
Vanessa Wasche (as Will's assistant) Will助手
1楼的图是所有常规演员 不算在内

Zach Grenier (as David Lee)
其实也算常规 所以也没有列出
76位排序标准说明（都是作者个人观点）：
最前 杰出的角色
接着 很好的角色
然后 喜欢的角色
然后 好演员但角色深度不够（大多是法官）
然后 遗忘的角色 谁记得Courtney?
最后 很不喜欢的角色 但是可能很喜欢这个演员
也就是说 这个排序是按照角色来评的
如果排在最后和演员没有关系
也不算是编剧的责任
因为编剧总是要试着不同的东西
有独特的角色就有平庸的角色
如果Florrick家认识的每一个人都那么极品
会很累吧
原文

1. Michael J. Fox
角色: Louis Canning
出现集数: 8
首次出现: 第二季第六集: "Poisoned Pill"
最近出现: 第四季十三集: "The Seven Day Rule"
While I'm happy for Michael J. Fox — and fans of Michael J. Fox — that he will have anew show on NBC this fall, if that means we never see Louis Canning again, I will freak out. His rapport with Julianna Margulies in his role as the diabolical Canning — especially when Louis is using his ailment to manipulative advantage and Alicia gets furious — is unparalleled.

2. Martha Plimpton
Character name: Patti Nyholm
Number of episodes so far: 5
First seen in: Season 1, Episode 5: "Crash"
Most recently seen in: Season 4, Episode 22: "What's in the Box?" (Meaning, she's in the finale on Sunday!)
Another sneaky, winking attorney opponent of Lockhart/Gardner, the Patti character is known to use pregnancy and, later, her infant to win sympathy. Plimpton won an Outstanding Guest Star Emmy for this role for good reason (specifically for the Season 3 finale, in which Patti and Louis tried to take over Lockhart/Gardner). Patti! Grr.

3. Mike Colter
Character name: Lemond Bishop
Number of episodes so far: 7
First seen in: Season 1, Episode 16: "Fleas"
Most recently seen in: Season 4, Episode 16: "Runnin' with the Devil"
Whenever you ever start to think Lockhart/Gardner is populated by heroes, Lemond Bishop is there to remind you that they also represent a murderous drug kingpin. The Bishop-centric episodes tend to be real star-turns for Mike Colter, and sometimes when he's on, the show starts feeling like the closest thing to The Wiresince The Wire ended. None of this would work without Colter's frightening, calm intensity — he's from the Stringer Bell school of crime. His most recent episode paired him and Alicia with Wallace Shawn as his fixer, and I wish it had been a miniseries.

4. Carrie Preston
Character name: Elsbeth Tascioni
Number of episodes so far: 9
First seen in: Season 1, Episode 20: "Mock"
Most recently seen in: Season 4, Episode 15: "Going for the Gold"
The Elsbeth character is so over the top, and so completely insane — and yet, I would want her to represent me over any other lawyer on the show? And the Lockhart/Gardner lawyers feel the same way, since they're always her clients (Alicia, Will, and Eli have all employed her, at last count). I have no idea how Carrie Preston — best known as Arlene from True Blood — came up with Elsbeth's odd speech patterns. A total freak, really. She brings me joy.

5. Dylan Baker
Character name: Colin Sweeney
Number of episodes so far: 6
First seen in: Season 1, Episode 13: "Bad"
Most recently seen in: Season 4, Episode 22: "What's in the Box?" (Yes! The coming finale!)
Love. This. Creepy. Murderer. My favorite Lockhart/Gardner client. If only he could be a series regular. Dylan Baker is so good at being a charming deviant. Remember the movie Happiness? Don't remember it! It's upsetting! But he's great in it/everything.

6. Matthew Perry
Character name: Mike Kresteva
Number of episodes so far: 4
First seen in: Season 3, Episode 19: “Blue Ribbon Panel”
Most recently seen in: Season 4, Episode 18: “Death of a Client”
I know Matthew Perry is a funny actor. But post-Chandler, I so prefer him bringing his edgy sarcasm — which verges on angry-sounding — to dramas than to half-hour comedies such as Go On and the late Mr. Sunshine. As Peter's governor's race rival, the delightful liar Mike Kresteva, Perry has been terrific: I wouldn't necessarily want Peter to win? But against Kresteva I do. He also hasn't been on enough — and won't be in the finale, which doesn't really make sense — but I realize that he has another television show on another network.

7. Anika Noni Rose
Character name: Wendy Scott-Carr
Number of episodes so far: 14
First seen in: Season 2, Episode 3: "Breaking Fast"
Most recently seen in: Season 4, Episode 11: "Boom De Yah Da"
Of all the nemeses our lead characters have, Wendy Scott-Carr is the definitely the most frightening one: She really hates all of them, and wishes them ill! It's fantastic. To be honest, I never really understand what she's up to in her elaborate plots, like her prosecution of Will to get to Peter? Even as I type those words, my mind feels hazier than usual. But who cares: Anika Noni Rose is perfect here. Speaking of confusing, WSC was going to lead the charge against Eli, and then was replaced by the Kyle MacLachlan character, who cited her conflicts, if memory serves. Was that the way it was supposed to play out, or was Rose not available or something? Kings, if you're reading this, please send a raven, as they say on Game of Thrones, to let me know; I realize I've been wondering about this abrupt turn. Which all leads me to say that Wendy Scott-Carr's stories tend to peter out (pun intended). Yet she's the best villain The Good Wife has. And a tragic one at that, since she's been corrupted along the way herself.

8. Anne Marsen
Character name: Jennifer
Number of episodes so far: 4
First seen in: Season 3, Episode 1: “A New Day”
Most recently seen in: Season 3, Episode 8: “Death Row Tip”
How I miss this character! Grace's (Makenzie Vega) crazy tutor/friend who is an avant garde dancer/YouTube star! Let the campaign to bring Jennifer back begin here. In the meantime, here's Anne Marsen's website.

9. Nathan Lane
Character name: Clarke Hayden
Number of episodes so far: 9
First seen in: Season 4, Episode 1: “I Fought the Law”
Most recently seen in: Season 4, Episode 13: “The Seven Day Rule”
Considering that Nathan Lane is not necessarily the most understated of performers, I held my breath when his new character — as a trustee brought in to oversee Lockhart/Gardner during its bankruptcy — was introduced this season. I feared quirk overload; quirk overdose. Then I was so pleased. Lane was, if anything, somewhat quiet and restrained. And poignant — in his affection and respect for Cary, and in his path to discovering that he loved the law. I hope we see him again. Especially if it's across the courtroom from Will or Diane. (Or Cary.)

10. Anna Camp
Character name: Caitlin D’arcy
Number of episodes so far: 8
First seen in: Season 3, Episode 5: “Marthas and Caitlins”
Most recently seen in: Season 3, Episode 17: “Long Way Home”
What a surprise Caitlin turned out to be. Alicia is forced to hire her — over the candidate she prefers — because she's David Lee's niece: And then she turns out to be talented. She then chooses to stop her career short because she's pregnant and wants to be a stay-at-home mom, reminding Alicia of her own winding path. But most important, I will not rest until Anna Camp is a star: in movies, of her own TV show, whatever. ANNA CAMP IS GREAT. Have you not seen Pitch Perfect? Come on!

11. Mamie Gummer
Character name: Nancy Crozier
Number of episodes so far: 5
First seen in: Season 1, Episode 13: "Bad"
Most recently seen in: Season 4, Episode 21: "A More Perfect Union"
If The Good Wife can sometimes veer too much into the land of quirk, as I've mentioned, it's still true that the recurring characters I love the most are the onesjust on the right side of that line (the wrong side of the line for me would be a David E. Kelley character: like, everyone from Boston Legal). As I compiled this list, I realized that the opposing attorney characters I favor all have some deceptive technique they use to charm judges or the jury: In Mamie Gummer's case, Nancy pretends to be a bumbling, innocent spaz when she is, in fact, a skilled snake. Nancy is the only character Gummer has played so far (that I've seen, anyway) that has displayed her true skills as an actress.

12. Gary Cole
Character name: Kurt McVeigh
Number of episodes so far: 6
First seen in: Season 1, Episode 15: "Bang"
Most recently seen in: Season 4, Episode 19: "The Wheels of Justice"
As the rightwing, possible secessionist with the on-the-nose last name, who also happens to be Diane's love interest (and fiancé), Gary Cole has gotten to do things he doesn't usually: namely, play a romantic character. Love it. Also, Cole's affect seems super-Chicago-y to me, which the show usually ignores as its setting. But Chicago people are so… Chicago. It's a compliment!

13. Titus Welliver
Character name: Glenn Childs
Number of episodes so far: 16
First seen in: Season 1, Episode 1: "Pilot"
Most recently seen in: Season 3, Episode 7: "Executive Order 13224"
Welliver's Glenn Childs was a fixture in the early days of The Good Wife as Peter Florrick's — and therefore, Alicia's — nemesis, as the State's Attorney who took Peter's place (and humiliated him/Alicia by leaking the tape of Peter's prostitution dalliances). He was a great villain (as he so often is in his roles) who was sometimes right; I miss him.