In the Dark

El episodio se emitió el 21 mar 2018
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42min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaPresident Kirkman enlists the aid of D.C. mayor Eleanor Darby to help curb panic when a blackout threatens to shutdown the government. But, is that the extent of the relationship?President Kirkman enlists the aid of D.C. mayor Eleanor Darby to help curb panic when a blackout threatens to shutdown the government. But, is that the extent of the relationship?President Kirkman enlists the aid of D.C. mayor Eleanor Darby to help curb panic when a blackout threatens to shutdown the government. But, is that the extent of the relationship?

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4Hitchcoc

Way Too Far Fetched

This was entertaining at times, but it was so unbelievable that it was laughable. Like a previous reviewer, the fact that the President and the Mayor of D.C. talk to a small group of people in the streets and the whole thing is no longer there, is ludicrous. Hannah continues going down the road with her investigation. That IT guy should receive the Nobel Prize. Just too syrupy and precious.

6mwascholz

No power, no phones, excepts Hannah's

The power is out and no one has mobile phone access. Yet, Hannah can call Chuck without trouble

3SillmarillionMotW

Just make a speech and all the riots are gone

The writing just gets worse. There is a blackout in DC which causes vandalism, rapes and riots. And how do they fix this? Of course, the president shows up in a minority neighborhood, makes a speech to 50 people and the problem is gone. It is just painful to watch.

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President Kirkman, explaining why he doesn't need a vice president, refers to people who are in the line of succession to his office. He mentions the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate. Technically, the vice president is the President of the Senate. President Kirkman is referring to the President pro tempore of the Senate, traditionally the most senior senator of the majority party.

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President Kirkman says that John Tyler, Millard Fillmore, Andrew Johnson and Chester A. Arthur all succeeded Presidents who died in office and never appointed a Vice President. However, the 25th Amendment to the US Constitution, which enables the President to appoint a Vice President when the office becomes vacant, was not passed until February 10, 1967. Consequently, there was no legal mechanism for any of those four 19th Century Presidents to appoint a Vice President even if they had wished to do so. Prior to the 25th Amendment, the only way to fill the vice presidency after it became vacant was for someone to be elected to the position in the following presidential election. None of the four Presidents in question were subsequently elected to the office in their own right.