Rachel is questioned over her involvement in Ellie's attempted cover up. The fragile political situation looks set to be thrown into chaos, when someone decides to take the law into their own hands.
Possibly the most dramatic episode to date so far, so much happening here, it really has turned into a political thriller. I don't necessarily see it as a case of left and right, it's more establishment verses populism. It's so interesting, it really hasn't played out the way I expected it to.
This really did get under my skin and make me think, incredibly thought provoking, it's interesting to consider how many people out there think like Scott, they just don't have any power.
The most shocking scene of course had to be the assassination. The most interesting part had to be that scene where Manish was set to give his view on Scott, and then all hell broke loose, it was quite a scene.
I'm intrigued to see how this plays out.
8/10.
Possibly the most dramatic episode to date so far, so much happening here, it really has turned into a political thriller. I don't necessarily see it as a case of left and right, it's more establishment verses populism. It's so interesting, it really hasn't played out the way I expected it to.
This really did get under my skin and make me think, incredibly thought provoking, it's interesting to consider how many people out there think like Scott, they just don't have any power.
The most shocking scene of course had to be the assassination. The most interesting part had to be that scene where Manish was set to give his view on Scott, and then all hell broke loose, it was quite a scene.
I'm intrigued to see how this plays out.
8/10.
