#privacyplease

Episode aired Jun 7, 2019
46m

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7.2/10

1.1K

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A political attack on Kirkman puts privacy and transgender rights in the spotlight; Aaron weighs a major decision; Wells and Eli track a bioterrorist.A political attack on Kirkman puts privacy and transgender rights in the spotlight; Aaron weighs a major decision; Wells and Eli track a bioterrorist.A political attack on Kirkman puts privacy and transgender rights in the spotlight; Aaron weighs a major decision; Wells and Eli track a bioterrorist.

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

1.1K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Sasha, Tom Kirkman's transgender sister-in-law is played by Jamie Clayton. In real life, Jamie Clayton is also a transgender woman. In 2011, she was honored by Out magazine as part of their annual "Out 100" awards.

Goofs
After catching him looking at his biological daughter's Instagram account, Emily Rhodes tells Seth Wright that his daughter can determine who is looking at her account. At the time of the episode's release, this is not the case--Instagram does not have that feature.

Quotes
Tom Kirkman: One of the nice things about being President: no one tells you you look like shit in the morning.

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Featured review

9/10

A new approach to storytelling

Having rewatched Seasons 1 and 2, and now watching Season 3 for the first time, I realize that this show is opening up. I don't disagree with the comments on vulgarities or political correctness; I don't have problems with this, though I understand that others do. But their comments miss something else that's going on. Most of the principal characters begin to take on complex story arcs in this episode; the characters for the first time in the series, arguably, start becoming complex. This is a critical step in this show, a nice step beyond mere plot into real character development. As such, this might be the most important episode in this series. I'll need to finish viewing season 3 to see if my intuition is correct, but I finally feel like my investment in watching this series is finally paying off. I'm hoping I'm not wrong on this.