It's heavy handed, it's not subtle, but still people miss the message the writers try to bring across.
The message is a stark indictment against fake news.
It's in the title.
It's said by the people in the team.
It's even said by the talk show host while he's trying to quit, and is confirmed by the real bad guy in this episode; the network manager.
And it's the downfall of Sanchez; taking credit for something he didn't do, and on which his career is built. With that taken away, he knows he can't play out his plans to get Hondo out and so he takes the money and runs.
But it's very telling that some people see it as "they want to take away our toys!!!"
The message is a stark indictment against fake news.
It's in the title.
It's said by the people in the team.
It's even said by the talk show host while he's trying to quit, and is confirmed by the real bad guy in this episode; the network manager.
And it's the downfall of Sanchez; taking credit for something he didn't do, and on which his career is built. With that taken away, he knows he can't play out his plans to get Hondo out and so he takes the money and runs.
But it's very telling that some people see it as "they want to take away our toys!!!"