thewhiteowl June 8, 2019 Share June 8, 2019 A stray Russian bomber threatens Seattle, Mars takes on a drug company. An event from Aaron's childhood brings trouble to Kirkman's campaign. Link to comment
phoenics June 8, 2019 Share June 8, 2019 Well I guess they finally solved the issue of Hannah seeming to be on a different show. They killed her off. This show is making the choice to be a new West Wing show - so bored! Link to comment
preeya June 9, 2019 Share June 9, 2019 Bye, bye Hannah. Lorraine the campaign lady is still a BIG PAIN IN THE ASS. She's going to do something that will fuckup Kirkman's campaign. 1 Link to comment
marinw June 17, 2019 Share June 17, 2019 Does anybody know why Netflix killed off Hannah? Other then Maggie Q not being a great actress? Link to comment
shapeshifter June 22, 2019 Share June 22, 2019 I thought the real question was: Why bring Hannah back for season 3 at all? But I guess the answer is: Hannah was an exposition fairy whose sole purpose was to expose the Evil Big Pharma — because I'm assuming the real plot is for the Big Pharma to manufacture and sell a vaccine for the bio-weapon. And I guess the racial targeting was just a coverup for the real goal of Billion$. But maybe not. Meanwhile, this may be an unpopular opinion, but, IMO, if a partner cheats once in a moment of weakness and genuinely determines to never do it again, telling the partner about it is cruel to the partner and stupid if the goal is to continue the relationship. 2 Link to comment
Duke2801 June 24, 2019 Share June 24, 2019 On 6/21/2019 at 8:19 PM, shapeshifter said: I thought the real question was: Why bring Hannah back for season 3 at all? But I guess the answer is: Hannah was an exposition fairy whose sole purpose was to expose the Evil Big Pharma — because I'm assuming the real plot is for the Big Pharma to manufacture and sell a vaccine for the bio-weapon. And I guess the racial targeting was just a coverup for the real goal of Billion$. But maybe not. Meanwhile, this may be an unpopular opinion, but, IMO, if a partner cheats once in a moment of weakness and genuinely determines to never do it again, telling the partner about it is cruel to the partner and stupid if the goal is to continue the relationship. I was asking myself that same question about Hannah—but your explanation makes sense. I really thought that Dr Mays was going to be able to swoop in there at the end and save her. I’m surprised they actually killed her off. And I agree about the cheating! Though there a few choices I disagree with about this 3rd season overall, I’m pleasantly surprised how they’ve turned the show around on Netflix. I’m actually invested in some of the storylines, and looking forward to watching it after work (unlike last season which started to feel like a chore). I’m finding myself feeling bummed there are only 10 episodes! I hope it gets renewed, but with Netflix, you never know! 3 Link to comment
chaifan July 3, 2019 Share July 3, 2019 Do South Africans usually have Scottish accents? I'm not sorry to see Hannah die. I wasn't a fan of the whole bio terrorism plot line from the start, mostly because it is so wholly disconnected from the main plot it is practically a second show by itself. It will be really annoying to see them try to shoe horn in the connection in the next two episodes. Seriously - how are they going to wrap this up in 2 episodes? It was so unnecessary except to give super agent Hannah screen time. ugh. I'm realizing what is bothering me most about this season. I don't know if it's the direction or what, but the actors all feel very stilted, like they're almost reading off cue cards. Lines seem really forced, the swearing isn't natural (what was with Seth's turret's like stream of curse words? That was SO forced!), there is no emotion behind the lines. It's as if they all showed up for a read through but someone said, nah, let's just film today instead. And it is highlighted by the "real people" testimonials shown through video or the support group in this episode. The non-actors are outshining the actors. 1 Link to comment
healthnut July 11, 2019 Share July 11, 2019 Can’t blame them for killing Hannah, there was just no need for her after season one. Am I supposed to care about Aaron & his girlfriend? Because I do not. 1 Link to comment
mythoughtis March 16, 2021 Share March 16, 2021 I’m not a prude ....but there is no need for such formal use I’d cursing. It’s not being said in natural settings and it’s annoying. Kirkland had lost what made him appealing as a president Link to comment
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