Christine Baranski doesn’t think ‘The Good Fight’ can ignore coronavirus crisis

In the latest episode of The Times’ new TV podcast, “Can’t Stop Watching,� “The Good Fight’s� Christine Baranski spoke about whether the series, which is set in the real world and known for tackling timely topics, might handle the pandemic.

“I’ve not heard anything. I don’t know how, in the future, we are going to be able to ignore what has just happened to us. wsdee... I think they’ve got a lot of great material ahead if they’re going to address this. And it’s a pity we didn’t get to finish Season 4 because I just absolutely loved where we were going with the whole arc of Season 4; I thought it was so interesting.�

Baranski also talks about that epic, wine-fueled performance of “Ladies Who Lunch� for Stephen Sondheim’s virtual birthday celebration, whether she’s as elegantly dressed in quarantine as we imagine her to be, and keeping focus on her upcoming project, “Downton Abbey� creator Julian Fellowes’ HBO drama “The Gilded Age.� Listen to the entire conversation in Episode 5 of “Can’t Stop Watching� — and don’t stop there! Be sure to listen to previous interviews with Sam Heughan, Milo Ventimiglia, Mj Rodriguez and David Harbour wherever you get your podcasts.