George Mason is a god damn hero. Well done, George, well done.
Man, the exchange with Jack and Kim was so emotional and such good acting. The exchange with Jack and George was so damn good.
Palmer has handled things well, but he's been put in a very difficult position now. But the thing is, this is partially his fault for all this happening, due to his foreign policy not being strong enough. It was so bad that even his own high ranking intelligence agency members/leaders conspired against him to wake him up, and other countries took advantage of this and plotted against America. A nuclear bomb was almost detonated in a major city, and they barely avoided that fate. Plus, if one of the bombs was a fake, then maybe the original bomb was taken? So it's still out there.
Should America invade those other countries due to the events that happened? I don't know. Do you let them get away with it and continue to be enemies? Or do you send in troops to topple the government? Or just bomb them from afar? All morally interesting things with different consequences.
The plot of this season i don't think has been as good as the last one so far, but the moral complexity is absolutely better. This was a great episode. I was hooked with most of the plot and very invested in the emotional depth going on.
Review by WardVIP 8BlockedParentSpoilers2024-06-05T11:52:27Z
George Mason is a god damn hero. Well done, George, well done.
Man, the exchange with Jack and Kim was so emotional and such good acting. The exchange with Jack and George was so damn good.
Palmer has handled things well, but he's been put in a very difficult position now. But the thing is, this is partially his fault for all this happening, due to his foreign policy not being strong enough. It was so bad that even his own high ranking intelligence agency members/leaders conspired against him to wake him up, and other countries took advantage of this and plotted against America. A nuclear bomb was almost detonated in a major city, and they barely avoided that fate. Plus, if one of the bombs was a fake, then maybe the original bomb was taken? So it's still out there.
Should America invade those other countries due to the events that happened? I don't know. Do you let them get away with it and continue to be enemies? Or do you send in troops to topple the government? Or just bomb them from afar? All morally interesting things with different consequences.
The plot of this season i don't think has been as good as the last one so far, but the moral complexity is absolutely better. This was a great episode. I was hooked with most of the plot and very invested in the emotional depth going on.