Carrie Preston, who played the fun and quirky lawyer Elsbeth Tascioni on The Good Wife, spoke about the future of her character in a recent interview.

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Preston has been nominated for her recurring guest role in The Good Wife on the Emmy this year. On the evening of June 12, the actress spoke about her role on the show and if revealed that she will be returning in the next season.

"They're saying they're going to bring me back for a couple episodes," she said."They're not giving me [a series regular position], but hopefully there are gonna be a couple episodes."

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Recently Julianna Margulies also gave an interview around her nomination and the Emmy buzz Michael Ausiello of TVLine about the rewards and challenges of playing Alicia on the show. Margulies, who is also a producer of the show, spoke about its future and how long she expected it to run for. At first she joked, suggesting she expected it to go for a good "eighteen years," but added that co-creator Robert King did have a time frame in mind.

"Robert's always said he had seven years of this show in him, and my feeling is, I want to do it as long as the writer feels he has something to write," she said. "Alicia is basically in every scene. Characters can come and go on the show, but she can't. So as long as they're happy to write for Alicia, I'm happy to play her. My guess is we'll go seven seasons."

The finale of season 5 concluded with Eli Gould (Alan Cumming) proposing Alicia (Julianna Margulies) become a candidate for State's Attorney. A few other big changes were afoot, with Diane (Christine Baranski) deciding to join Florrick/Agos.

The finale, titled A Weird Year, aired on May 18.

Watch the promo for the finale here:

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