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1. Sea Change
Air date: Oct 2, 2016
After a storm destroys a naval base in Bahrain, Elizabeth advises President Dalton to reconsider his approach to climate change as well as his foreign policy; Jose Campos attempts to get Henry back into the DIA.
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2. The Linchpin
Air date: Oct 16, 2016
With Algeria on the brink of a civil war, Elizabeth negotiates a regime change; Henry discovers that religious antiquities are being destroyed in Algeria by Hizb al-Shahid; the McCord children get their own security detail.
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3. South China Sea
Air date: Oct 23, 2016
Elizabeth is in a stalemate with the Chinese foreign minister as she lobbies for the release of U.S. environmental activists; Henry thinks a former student of Elizabeth's is his family's cyber stalker; Dalton's visit to Vietnam stirs up war memories.
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4. The Dissent Memo
Air date: Oct 30, 2016
Elizabeth must respond to a memo from the Bureau of African Affairs that criticizes the Dalton administration's lack of attention to the upcoming election in Angola; Henry and Jose get closer to finding the stolen antiquities.
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5. The French Revolution
Air date: Nov 6, 2016
After a CIA operative is captured by French intelligence, Elizabeth tries to get the operative released while keeping a U.S. - France state dinner on schedule; Russell attempts to get some big donors behind Dalton's campaign again.
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6. The Statement
Air date: Nov 13, 2016
Elizabeth learns that someone with ties to the Saudi government funded the terrorist bombing of an Illinois coffee shop; Matt declines to issue a statement when information comes out that he and the bomber are linked to the same mosque.
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7. Tectonic Shift
Air date: Nov 20, 2016
When Venezuela's president and his immediate successors die in an earthquake, Elizabeth must stop the late president's son from taking over, and she must negotiate the release of some international aid workers that he arrested.
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8. Breakout Capacity
Air date: Nov 27, 2016
As President Dalton eagerly awaits voting results on Election Day, Elizabeth uncovers information that could put America's peace deal with Iran in jeopardy; Jason challenges his parents by supporting another candidate for president.
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9. Snap Back
Air date: Dec 11, 2016
Elizabeth tries to stop Israel from taking military action against the Iranians after Iran is suspected of nuclear activities; Russell wants congressman Jeff Pearson to support President Dalton in the House's election vote.
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10. The Race
Air date: Dec 18, 2016
Elizabeth attempts to broker peace between Israel and Iran to avoid war; Russell suffers a heart attack.
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I'm so glad this is continuing as strongly as the first two seasons. I've watched it all, and highly recommend. As I've said in reviews of the other seasons, events are often brought up that mirror real-world issues. And Mr. McCord isn't just a professor/stay-at-home dad but strong in his own right. The series feels well-rounded. I'm hooked! On the forth season now and will post a review when I finish.
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My wife and I watch this show together on Netflix and we've thoroughly enjoyed it. While many of the plots seem predictable the cliffhangers are well done. Bess's character is believable and mostly realistic. Her husband Henry is the only character in the series that I have a hard time believing could have a real life counterpart, but even then I enjoy his quips and sidequests. Conrad is the president most of us actually want to lead the country, and Russell is who I picture when I think of the White House chief-of-staff (along with Leo McGarry from the West Wing). If you're looking for a semi-serious, enjoyable, and relate-able show to watch in the evenings this is it.
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Without a doubt my favorite show on TV right now. I would love for foreign relations and family relations to really work this way! Tea Leoni, Tim Daly & the whole cast are terrific.
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Great show, with a great look at american politics with current events being incorporated in the show.
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Great acting, great story lines and although they are not at all even handed on the liberal vs. conservative spectrum (total liberal bias) it's still so well done, intelligent and well acted by an amazing cast that it's a must see on Sunday nights! Love it.
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