Graves

With Christmas around the corner, Graves travels across state lines to convince Isaiah to come back to his staff. Olivia calls Jeremy for help during an unexpected, life-changing crisis. Margaret sets up her campaign office and discovers that her kooky opponent may be more of a challenge than she’d anticipated. Treadwell visits his mother during his supervised furlough.

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than a war on ISIS.

#4

That's Saturdays at 6:00 P.M.

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I mean, here you said, "Politics is not much different than the movies.

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you forgot that there are people that live in it.

#9

Fired.

#10

Well, we need to land on your message, like, yesterday.

#11

And why aren't we discussing Jonathan Dalton?

#12

Oh, boy.

#13

Hey, no worries. It's okay, babe.

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Wow, okay. So, this is where I raised Isaiah.

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if I ever got the chance.

#20

Sorry, too much information.

#21

He also has a lot of unmet expectations.

#22

- I should go. - Oh, don't go.

#23

don't usually hear from my one-night mental hospital stands again.

#24

- Wait, can you hold on just one second? - Yeah.

#25

All right, you have a wonderful day

#26

I'd like to give New Mexicans back a sense of pride.

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Look, I'm not asking you to compromise your ideals.

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Sammy wanted me to give you this autobiography she borrowed.

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No, no, wait. Wait, sir.

#31

It's very sensible.

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I thought she broke her leg.

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took one look at that ankle,

#34

Oh, Isaiah.

#35 #36

Fuck the chicken! There's a dead man in the living room!

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Thank you so much for taking the time, Mr. Spindell.

#39

And then he added something about interviews being for pussies.

#40 #41

Yeah, sure. You just rest, okay?

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Well, you forgot to sign my check, sir.

#45

Just ask for your job back already.

#46

Very good. Hello.

#47

and vote Thomas Nash for Senate.

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but my door will always be open if and when you'd like to be heard.

#49

Mrs. Graves, before we sit down,

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