‘Designated Survivor: The End of The Beginning’ Update: Tom Kirkman’s Presidency and Aaron’s Betrayal (Spoilers)
In this twelve episode, Agent Hannah Wells unravels one more piece of White House controversy and drama within it after the bombing incident in the first episode. The video promo of “Designer Survivor” Season 1, Episode 12 gives a little sneak peak what happens in “The End of The Beginning.” The fans will watch Tom Kirkman’s fast rise in his presidency. More importantly, fans will anticipate whether Wells and Tom Kirkman meet each other as they work together to learn more MacLeish's involvement in the Capitol building bombing.
Based on the official synopsis of "Designated Survivor: The End of The Beginning," the further discovery of the White House controversy compels to tighten. Tom Kirkman who is hospitalized due to assassination attempt will figure out the terrorist behind the Capitol bombing. Meanwhile, Agent Hannah Wells who already made the vice president a suspect is closer to the truth.
In the previous episode of "Designated Survivor," fans saw a bullet in midair, which intended to shot Tom Kirkman’s forehead as Agent Hannah Wells quickly popped off a shot to the would-be-assassin. Though the bullet misses any major organs, Kirkman remains hurt. The president is forced into surgery as metal fragments shot near his lungs. This situation makes the president’s cabinet to use the 25th amendment to temporarily grant the power of White House to the Vice President, Peter MacLeish. Furthermore, Mic reported Kirkman sensed the conspiracy in White House that there are some traitors including Aaron Shore. In this episode, Kirkman hears name Wells many times and would like to meet her. The fans would anticipate they will meet and put their respective puzzle pieces together to figure out the form.
But president’s assassination attempt is not the only thing the fans anticipate in the upcoming episode of "Designated Survivor." According to tv guide, the new episode will make the viewers more interested in the show as it continues to be driven by conspiracy. The fans also will decide whether people should trust Aaron or not as Emily knew he leaked how to bomb the Capitol building. The 12th episode reveals how Kirkman grows and can stay independent on his own in the middle of chaos. Kirkman will have his own 100 days agenda as he hasn’t got an opportunity to run his 100 days because of the way he came into office. Therefore he writes his own narrative. Fans will watch his presidency journey and figure out the traitors who are on Aaron side with excitement.