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1. News Cycle
Air date: Oct 8, 2017
Elizabeth is blamed in a "fake news" story for a diplomat's death; Dmitri returns to work with Henry.
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2. Off the Record
Air date: Oct 15, 2017
While Elizabeth is in Libya to help negotiate an end to its civil war, a tragic accident with her chauffeured car embroils her in an urgent situation to secure medical care for a gravely wounded local girl.
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3. The Essentials
Air date: Oct 22, 2017
Elizabeth tries to find funding for an electrical grid in a Syrian refugee camp during an impending government shutdown.
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4. Shutdown
Air date: Oct 29, 2017
Secretary of State McCord must negotiate an agreement to prevent a government shutdown; it is proving difficult to find a suitable replacement for the chief of staff position.
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5. Persona Non Grata
Air date: Nov 5, 2017
Elizabeth is determined to hold a human trafficking conference in Kyrgyzstan; Elizabeth and Henry worry about Alison when she keeps coming home from college.
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6. Loophole
Air date: Nov 12, 2017
The president and Elizabeth refuse to negotiate with terrorists for the release of a captured CIA agent; Henry disagrees with them; Elizabeth tries to support Stevie through a difficult time.
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7. North to the Future
Air date: Nov 19, 2017
When a Russian dissident flees to the U.S. after contracting smallpox, McCord and retired U.N. Ambassador Kat Sandoval must work with Russian Foreign Minister Konstantin Avdonin to contain the outbreak.
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8. The Fourth Estate
Air date: Nov 26, 2017
McCord and her staff work to extradite a Mexican cartel leader to a U.S. prison to diminish the opioid crisis; the cartel leader escapes and an urgent search is undertaken.
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9. Minefield
Air date: Dec 10, 2017
Secretary of State McCord agrees to host a holiday party to persuade senators about a landmine treaty; Henry looks for evidence that the senate majority leader exchanged information with the Russians.
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10. Women Transform the World
Air date: Dec 17, 2017
Elizabeth realizes that Afghan government may want to compromise with the Taliban; Henry tries to convince a Russian spy to help the U.S.; Daisy returns from maternity leave and decides to tell Joe's mother about the baby.
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This is the best show on tV. It often reflects real life and the cast and the writing is solid and believable. Few errors and one finds himself immersed in the day to day workings of the White house, or what the white house used to be like. Obviously, it's an idealized view of the workings of the government, especially compared to the government of today.
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LOVe this show for all its political Intrigue!
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Love this show - The cast is awesome!
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I watched the first series. It had a glimour of hope. There was some great kind of potential to it. Today I watched the first episode of the 4th season. It really hasn't changed. Today however, I also chose to change my toilet flushing tablets from blue to pink. The pink apparently has the smell of rose blossom and strawberry. Still to smell that. However, back to the program. I have no idea why this has made it to Series 4. It is inspid, unrealstic and totally unatural representation of what could have been a really insightful insight into what it is to be a woman in government. Instead the producers, writers and directors have chosen to candy floss the whole experience with easy wins and difficult situations with easy wins, whilst at the same time having a theology professor as her husband providing a constant moral, if out dated, compass. Add some whiny kids with 'issues' (presumably cos their mom is the new 'Oprah'), and there we have it. Give it a miss.
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From world affairs to family dynamics, this is one of the great dramas in perhaps the golden age of great dramas.
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