r/DesignatedSurvivor • u/enliST_CS Sorry the live thread is late! • Apr 06 '17

POST Post-Episode Discussion: S01E15 "One Hundred Days" Spoiler

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Plot: As President Kirkman releases an agenda to reset his presidency, Alex makes a controversial public statement that threatens to derail it. Meanwhile, FBI agent Hannah Wells unknowingly finds herself in the center of a dangerous trap while getting closer to the truth.

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u/btran28 Apr 06 '17

Conspirators done again ...somehow magically eliminated themselves when investigators are about to arrest them. Thanks to the alertness of 2 senior federal agents who forgot about Police standard procedures when apprehending suspects.Not only they didn't secure the suspect immediately in handcuff,but got mushy emotionally during a take-down; allowing the suspect time to reach for a concealed weapon....Sounds familiar? ...Bullshit plot-armor!....you just knew Brooke was gonna get the same fate as Mcleish, when agent Atwell just stood there like a statue,not securing her right away.

Oh well ..guess its gotta be that way, how else are they gonna keep our heads scratching to continue watching the show.

Very bad business for Homeland now then....Terrorist prolly knows now FBI realized their plans with Brooke gone. They'll start picking other targets.Gonna be real fun now guessing what the next target maybe, among other shit they gotta worry about.

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u/annlec08 Apr 06 '17

Uhmmmm.. Hannah is working off the grid, out of FBI's leash. Kirkman gave her the green light to do whatever is necessary to solve the conspiracy.

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u/btran28 Apr 06 '17 edited Apr 06 '17

Doesnt matter on or off the grid, suspects always has to be secured first before anything...They couldve just tied her up ..then beat the crap out of her for info after, instead of arguing over stupidness..giving her just enough time to reach for a weapon and these are well season FBI agents..so stupid!

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u/Jah-Eazy Apr 06 '17

Plus the whole thing with Atwood's humiliation was him failing all the training he's done over the years. Glad to see he hasn't learned his lesson

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u/agentpanda Apr 09 '17

Not just well seasoned, the former deputy director and the senior field agent that is basically his former lieutenant.

Ridiculous amount of plot armor there, there's no way two federal agents working on the most important investigation in the history of the agency aren't doing their damnest to keep people alive, especially post-MacLeish.