Nisa Dalmar is a fictional character portrayed by Rachel Hilson in the TV series The Good Wife.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled On Tap (season 2), they were 15 years old.
They appear in 7 episodes out of a total of 156 aired
Episodes7
On Tap
episode S2.E8 november 2010Alicia discovers new information about Eli Gold and Will's feelings while listening to wiretap recordings for a case about a corrupt alderman, and Zach hurts his dad's campaign by producing a viral video.Nine Hours
episode S2.E9 december 2010While Peter prepares for his debate, Alicia and the rest of the firm work overtime amending a last-minute appeal for a death row inmate after Alicia receives a cryptic call from an appeals court clerk.Ham Sandwich
episode S2.E17 march 2011Alicia helps Bishop with his divorce and custody settlement, and helps Kalinda after she is subpoenaed to appear in front of a grand jury. Meanwhile, Eli changes Peter's campaign strategy to appeal to white, middle-class voters.Bitcoin for Dummies
episode S3.E13 january 2012Alicia defends a man who claims to represent the person who created a new online currency against the Treasury Department, while Dana tries to play Kalinda against Will to help the DA's case against him.Invitation to an Inquest
episode S4.E17 march 2013Will and Alicia clash with an insurance company lawyer at a coroner's inquest after a judge's death, Zack's new Muslim girlfriend could cause problems with Peter's campaign, and Cary brings in a big client with his father's help.The Bit Bucket
episode S5.E2 october 2013One of Lockhart Gardner's Internet clients takes on the NSA, Diane's nomination to the Supreme Court hits a snag, and Alicia's mom's "investment" could expose Alicia's imminent departure from the firm.Oppo Research
episode S6.E4 october 2014Alicia decides to run for state's attorney, but she is not prepared to hear all the dirt that her campaign manager has gathered about her own family and career.
- On Tap
- Nine Hours
- Ham Sandwich
- Bitcoin for Dummies
- Invitation to an Inquest
- The Bit Bucket
- Oppo Research