Designated Survivor season 1 episode 21 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In "Designated Survivor," Abe Leonard reveals Al-Sakar didn't attack the Capitol, prompting various investigations. President Kirkman grapples with crises, including Hannah Wells' false implication in a terror plot and a media narrative controlled by conspirators. The FBI hunts for Patrick Lloyd, the suspected mastermind behind the Capitol bombing. Aaron Shore defends Kirkman publicly, while a security breach at the Pentagon threatens national defense. Kirkman's address to Congress unveils the truth about the domestic terror group, highlighting America's unity and resilience.
Full Episode S01E21 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who asserts Al-Sakar was not behind the Capitol attack?
Abe Leonard.
Why was General Cochrane fired?
President Kirkman relieved him of his command.
What happened to Jason Atwood?
He was killed.
Who is falsely implicated in a terrorist plot?
Hannah Wells.
What does President Kirkman do regarding Hannah Wells' accusation?
He exonerates her.
Where does the FBI conduct a raid?
On a suspected terrorist cell on a freighter.
Who defends President Kirkman on a news show?
Aaron Shore.
What is the target of the FBI investigation?
Patrick Lloyd and his involvement in the Capitol bombing.
Why does Kirkman meet with Abe Leonard?
To ask him to hold off on publishing a story.
Who does Aaron Shore seek help from?
General Cochrane.
What security breach occurs at the Pentagon?
A hacker breaches the Pentagon's most classified server.
What position does Kirkman offer Aaron Shore?
A position in the White House.
What is the focus of Kirkman's address to Congress?
Revealing the truth about the domestic terror group behind the Capitol attack.
What is compromised due to the Pentagon security breach?
National defense information, including troop movements and nuclear arsenal intel.
Who is suspected of sending the compromised data from the Pentagon?
Lozano, working for Patrick Lloyd.