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Episode aired Jun 7, 2019
51m

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

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Naya Guzman, Ivan Wanis-Ruiz, Adan Canto, and Matias Seale in Designated Survivor (2016)

Action Drama Mystery Thriller

A dying Guatemalan child in a Texas hospital brings immigration to the fore. A mugging opens Kirkman's eyes to the realities of life in the Capital.A dying Guatemalan child in a Texas hospital brings immigration to the fore. A mugging opens Kirkman's eyes to the realities of life in the Capital.A dying Guatemalan child in a Texas hospital brings immigration to the fore. A mugging opens Kirkman's eyes to the realities of life in the Capital.

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

958

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Presumably for legal reasons, a lookalike entity to the 'National Institutes of Health' complete with a logo that is simply the real NIH's logo rotated 45 degrees, is used called the 'National Institute of Health'. However, the actual NIH Shannon Building bearing 'National Institutes of Health' is presented as the location of the fictitious 'National Institute of Health'.

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Apparently, the only people who are writing reviews are from the right. They don't talk about the realities of what is presented, the pain inflicted. Anyway, since that is a pathetic tactic that ignores the cinematic and directorial aspects of this show and the continuing suspense, I am praising the work. Why do you continue to watch this show. Most of the commentaries have little or no substance. This episode has several characters dealing with dramatic problems. A little boy becomes a pawn. Opiates are abundant. Transgender people are attacked and discriminated against. These are topical issues that should be discussed.