Tyrant

Tensions boil as the 20th anniversary of the chemical attack ordered by Barry's father, President Khaled Al-Fayeed looms. Barry’s plan to defuse the situation runs into heavy resistance. Meanwhile, Jamal struggles to regain confidence in the bedroom.

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#2 #3 #4 #5

Bye, papa.

#6

Right. We're just grandchildren of a war criminal.

#7 #8

Never forget Ma'an!

#9 #10 #11 #12 #13

just leave.

#14

Peace be on you and your children.

#15 #16

I don't recall seeing Harry Truman in irons after Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

#17

secure a place for me in the square to address the people.

#18 #19

Nusrat's been a little, um, under the weather.

#20

We will show you how we party in Abbudin.

#21

Samira, you belong home and safe with me.

#22

Then you should be happy. She has found the righteous path.

#23

but all are united in their frustration at the dynastic succession

#24

It's because they're afraid to say anything.

#25 #26

No!

#27

we have asked for so little,

#28

Go! Go!

#29

There they are. Nashina, Sabina.

#30

Okay, that's not what it was. I know the difference...

#31

What? What?!

#32

It all sounds so antiseptic.

#33

and, uh, it's probably not a good idea for me to come to the plaza.

#34 #35

Uh, no, I don't think so.

#36 #37

Now, despite Washington's pro forma protest,

#38

We keep Guantanamo, but Castro hates our guts.

#39

What?

#40

Before what?

#41

Let's make a partner out of Ihab Rashid.

#42

and expect Nelson Mandela to walk out of prison every time.

#43 #44 #45

I'm ambitious.

#46 #47

You're telling me to leave the plaza when that's where you should be.

#48

Well, she's willing to take that chance.

#49

Baby... tell me.

#50

And if that proves insufficient?

#51