When the Madam Secretary finale opens, Juliet (Nilaja Sun) is shown at the prison. A few seconds in and Elizabeth McCord (Tea Leoni) enters. Liz insists she is there to save her life, but Juliet doesn’t seem interested. Elizabeth uses Juliet’s kid and attempts to learn about Juliet’s comrades. Juliet insists Liz quit and is… Continue reading Madam Secretary Finale Recap and Review
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Madam Secretary: Kill List Review
The Madam Secretary Kill List episode opens with Aiden Humphrey (Hill Harper) feeding his children. The family is watched through their web camera, by Juliet (Nilaja Sun). Next Elizabeth is seen speaking to her therapist, Dr. Kinsey Sherman (Marsha Mason). The pair discuss Juliet and bringing her in, before Liz speaks about their history. Liz… Continue reading Madam Secretary: Kill List Review
Madam Secretary: The Necessary Art Review
This episode of Madam Secretary starts us off in the Sea of Okhotsk and a Russian Submarine. The Captain (Jack Dimich) enters and gives the crew new orders. All of the crew members seem worried, before we jump to Henry and Elizabeth. Henry rushes to get his stuff together for a trip to Mother Russia.… Continue reading Madam Secretary: The Necessary Art Review
Madam Secretary: Spartan Figures Review
When the episode opens, Elizabeth (Tea Leoni) and Henry McCord (Tim Daly) enjoy a snowy getaway. They contemplate keeping their second home, instead of selling. Stevie and the other kids show up riding horses, before Jason (Evan Roe) and Alison (Katherine Herzer) argue over Alison’s Taylor Swift like Instagram account. Of course, Nadine (Bebe Neuwirth)… Continue reading Madam Secretary: Spartan Figures Review
Madam Secretary: The Time it at Hand Review
Elizabeth McCord (Tea Leoni) speaks at a charity event for the Society For Global Aid. Matt Mahoney (Geoffrey Arend) receives congratulations for writing the speech, before he is interrupted by an old school colleague, Zach (Frankie J. Alvarez). Zach offers to write a report on Matt. Elizabeth is stopped by Gary Coomer (Dennis Boutsikaris), who… Continue reading Madam Secretary: The Time it at Hand Review
Madam Secretary: Face the Nation Review
When the episode opens, Elizabeth (Tea Leoni) and Henry (Tim Daly) are forced to shutdown their son’s Call of Duty session. In the kitchen, the family discusses Jason’s (Evan Roe) schooling situation. Liz settles the problem, by insisting Jason enroll in public school, before she exits. When she heads to work, she is greeted by… Continue reading Madam Secretary: Face the Nation Review
Madam Secretary: Tamerlane Review
At the beginning of the episode, Andrew Munsey’s (Patrick Breen) house is searched, as he fitted with an ankle bracelet. Andrew is put under extreme surveillance, in hopes of finding more evidence. They also cut off his communications to prevent him from notifying his coconspirators. The President and Elizabeth discuss the situation. President Conrad Dalton… Continue reading Madam Secretary: Tamerlane Review
Madam Secretary: The Ninth Circle Review
At the beginning of the episode, Isabelle (Marin Hinkle) pays Elizabeth McCord (Tea Leoni) a visit, at her home. Elizabeth apologizes, before they express their dismay over Juliet’s betrayal. Isabelle reads the note, which was left for Liz. The note insists Juliet is acting to help protect her country. Henry insists it feels like Juliet… Continue reading Madam Secretary: The Ninth Circle Review
Madam Secretary: Whisper of the Ax Review
At the beginning of the episode, Elizabeth McCord (Tea Leoni) hangs out with her friends, Isabelle and Juliet, while discussing the upcoming budget show down and her biggest rival, Senator Everard Burke (John Bedford Llyod). Juliet (Nilaja Sun) reveals that she lost custody of her kids. At the office, Liz talks about the budget with… Continue reading Madam Secretary: Whisper of the Ax Review
Madam Secretary: Chains of Command Review
The latest episode of Madam Secretary: Chains of Command, a Bahraini diplomat is caught holding a maid hostage, which forced Elizabeth McCord (Tea Leoni) to push for his prosecution. When the show opens, two police officers investigate a home, where a disturbance has taken place. They discover a locked closet, with a maid behind it.… Continue reading Madam Secretary: Chains of Command Review