and corruption in Seoul rather than in Chicago. The show was highly anticipated because it featured the return of one of Korea's biggest actresses, Jeon Do-yeon, to television after 11 years. It is the first ever US show to be remade in Korea. In Japan, a deal was made with CBS international for a localized remake series of The Good Wife, it premiered in January 2019 on TBS, under the same name (Japanese translation: グッドワイフ). In Russia, Sony Pictures Television produced a localized remake series of The Good Wife. It was broadcast on the national network NTV from November to December 2019; it shared the same title as the American original. In Ireland on June 20, 2016, a 4-part drama series called Cheaters was ordered on RTÉ One, starring Irish actress Amy Huberman, which is based on The Good Wife. The premise follows Tara, a solicitor who returns to work in law and start her own firm after learning that her husband has cheated. The show, later titled Striking Out, ran for ten episodes over two seasons. In India, Disney+ Hotstar is doing an adaptation of the show with Kajol in the lead. Mallika Sherawat also announced that she will be starring and producing an adaptation of the show in India. In China, a remake was produced as Rose War. The 40-episode series aired from August 8 to 27, 2022, on CCTV-8 channel of the China Central Television Network. In Vietnam, national television VTV made a deal with CBS for a localized remake series. It premiered on October 10, 2022, on VTV3 under the name Journey to Justice (Vietnamese translation: Hành Trình Công Lý''). References Further reading External links 2009 American television series debuts 2016 American television series endings 2000s American drama television series 2000s American legal television series 2000s American LGBT-related drama television series 2000s American political television series 2010s American drama television series 2010s American legal television series 2010s American LGBT-related drama television series 2010s American political television series Adultery in television American legal drama television series American political drama television series CBS original programming English-language television shows Lesbian-related television shows Peabody Award-winning television programs Serial drama television series Television franchises Television series about families Television series by CBS Studios Television series by Scott Free Productions Television series created by Robert and Michelle King Television shows filmed in New York (state) Television shows set in Chicago