Designated Survivor: 60 Days season 1 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
After a dramatic shootout in Cambodia, Special Mission Troop 707 captures Myung Hae-joon, a former North Korean commander, and brings him to Seoul for interrogation regarding the National Assembly bombing. Despite initial claims, Myung denies North Korea's involvement, suggesting his motives were personal revenge against his government's purge. The investigation takes a shocking turn when Myung is found dead, presumably poisoned, complicating the case and intensifying the search for the real mastermind behind the attack. The episode deepens the mystery, highlighting political maneuvers, ethical dilemmas in interrogation practices, and the pressing need to resolve the crisis before it further undermines national security and the government's legitimacy.
Full Episode S01E07 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who captured Myung Hae-joon?
Special Mission Troop 707.
Where was Myung Hae-joon captured?
In Cambodia.
What was Myung Hae-joon's position?
Former North Korean army commander.
Why is Myung Hae-joon being interrogated?
For his claims about committing the National Assembly bombing.
Who is investigating Myung Hae-joon?
A joint task force of the NIS and the DSSC.
What does Myung Hae-joon claim about the bombing?
He denies that the North Korean government ordered the bombing.
What led to Myung Hae-joon's defection and planning of the attack?
Personal revenge against the North Korean government for a military purge.
What does the interrogation reveal about Myung Hae-joon's motives?
He was motivated by personal revenge and national pride, not direct orders from North Korea.
How does Myung Hae-joon's death occur?
He is found dead from suspected poisoning.
What is the impact of Myung Hae-joon's death on the investigation?
It complicates the investigation and raises questions about the real mastermind behind the bombing.
What political effect does Myung Hae-joon's capture have?
It leads to a rise in the interim president's approval rating.
What concerns are raised about the interrogation methods?
Ethical concerns about coercion and torture are highlighted.
Who takes over the interrogation after Myung Hae-joon's death?
The DSSC plans to take over the interrogation.
What is the main challenge following Myung Hae-joon's death?
Finding the real mastermind behind the National Assembly bombing.
How does the episode conclude?
With heightened tension and urgency to resolve the case amidst political and investigative challenges.