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Originally Posted by danspartan
And the mole is such a minor character that I don't remember if we've seen him before or not (suspect we have, but whatever).
I had to look it up to find out that he's a homeland security adviser who appeared in three episodes before the last one.
Remember when Nina Myers was revealed as a traitor in 24 or when we first found out that Big P***y was working with the FBI in the Sopranos? That was awesome TV. Unfortunately, Designated Survivor does it like 90% of shows that feel the need to have a mole but don't know how to do it. So it's always either super obvious or a character so minor that nobody cared about him before.
I really enjoyed this show for at least the first half of the season but now feel like it would have been way more interesting if they had compressed the season into maybe 16 episodes.