Loading...
You're not connected to the Internet. Please check your connection.

Clips from Madam Secretary - The Long Shot (S02E02)

"BLAKE: Ma'am?"
Madam Secretary
"on his accounts."
Madam Secretary
"He said his hometown"
Madam Secretary
"was beginning to look like "Londongrad.""
Madam Secretary
"Not enough tea and scones."
Madam Secretary
"for cash?"
Madam Secretary
"(door closes)"
Madam Secretary
"There is so much history here."
Madam Secretary
"I've always wanted to develop some kind"
Madam Secretary
"MAN: And boring."
Madam Secretary
"Unless they're all sleeping together."
Madam Secretary
"That's very Washington."
Madam Secretary
"in the name of patriotism."
Madam Secretary
"in terms of a fee?"
Madam Secretary
"You're a good friend, Ivan."
Madam Secretary
"And a good Russian."
Madam Secretary
"(line ringing)"
Madam Secretary
"(cell phone ringing)"
Madam Secretary
"No, you don't understand."
Madam Secretary
"(door opens, closes)"
Madam Secretary
"DALTON: Did Bozek really ask to join NATO?"
Madam Secretary
"It's true that the British refuse to lift the sanctions,"
Madam Secretary
"CRAIG: Except us."
Madam Secretary
"Gorev was his right-hand man for God's sake."
Madam Secretary
"the presidency."
Madam Secretary
"Hold the cash."
Madam Secretary
"Let's turn the screws."
Madam Secretary
"(car engine starts up)"
Madam Secretary
"And even if we did agree to forgo our profits,"
Madam Secretary
"With the talent unions?"
Madam Secretary
"Just because you have a special interest,"
Madam Secretary
"I-I'm sorry."
Madam Secretary
"- This is a free country, right? - Not for you."
Madam Secretary
"You make one stupid mistake, and you can get yourself killed."
Madam Secretary
"Is Anton Gorev gonna run against Maria Ostrov"
Madam Secretary
"Why do you ask?"
Madam Secretary
"is like the federal government, right?"
Madam Secretary
"and three foreign service officers were killed."
Madam Secretary
"I'm so sorry."
Madam Secretary
"We were evacuated the next day."
Madam Secretary
"I was literally getting on a helicopter."
Madam Secretary
"I said, "No."
Madam Secretary
"(buzzing)"
Madam Secretary
"for a couple of days."
Madam Secretary
"Her father send us."
Madam Secretary
"let you know that everything's okay."
Madam Secretary
"Henry's on the phone, he says it's urgent."
Madam Secretary
"Congratulations!"
Madam Secretary
"Hey, you think they'll make it into a movie?"
Madam Secretary
"in the religious nonfiction market."
Madam Secretary
"700 copies sold."
Madam Secretary
"Just over 1,000, baby."
Madam Secretary
"I guess my sales shot up"
Madam Secretary
"when my rant on C-SPAN went viral."
Madam Secretary
"Nothing like a well-placed tantrum"
Madam Secretary
"to spike your popularity."
Madam Secretary
"I prefer trenchant social commentary."
Madam Secretary
"But I take him every day."
Madam Secretary
"I know, and I would, but I have an early class."
Madam Secretary
"- Mm-hmm, sure. - Thanks."
Madam Secretary
"I have to be at school early today."
Madam Secretary
"I joined the school paper."
Madam Secretary
"- Really? That's great news. - Oh, that's awesome."
Madam Secretary
"That's, you know, journalist talk."
Madam Secretary
"But your school has uniforms."
Madam Secretary
"All the more reason to obsess about the weekend looks."
Madam Secretary
"I'll write about trends,"
Madam Secretary
"what's in, what's out."
Madam Secretary
"Like, why do we keep giving block heels a chance?"
Madam Secretary
"Right? Nobody look good in those."
Madam Secretary
"Hey, hey, hey."
Madam Secretary
"I wear block heels."
Madam Secretary
"You walked right into that one, Dad."
Madam Secretary
"I thought I might contrast"
Madam Secretary
"Oh, that's a good idea."
Madam Secretary
"and check out the higher-end makeup lines."
Madam Secretary
"Then I can find similar shades in the drugstore brands."
Madam Secretary
"Compare and contrast, you know?"
Madam Secretary
"- Mom. - Hang on one second."
Madam Secretary
"Anton Gorev wants to speak to me."
Madam Secretary
"- Last I heard, he was holed up in London. - Mom."
Madam Secretary
"Just... baby, give me a minute."
Madam Secretary
"Forget it. I have to go."
Madam Secretary
"Is she mad?"
Madam Secretary
"She wants you to take her to the mall."
Madam Secretary
"Oh, I can do that."
Madam Secretary
"Okay. And, for the record,"
Madam Secretary
"I think you look great in block heels."
Madam Secretary
"- Nice try. - I..."
Madam Secretary
"GOREV: I'm sure you know"
Madam Secretary
"that Prime Minister Rozovsky is stepping down"
Madam Secretary
"as Acting President of Russia,"
Madam Secretary
"and that Maria Ostrov asked for a special election,"
Madam Secretary
"- A blatant power grab on her part. - Yeah."
Madam Secretary
"an open and vigorous debate,"
Madam Secretary
"but given the amount of influence"
Madam Secretary
"I doubt anyone's going to step up to challenge her."
Madam Secretary
"I will challenge her."
Madam Secretary
"I'm listening."
Madam Secretary
"Mrs. Ostrov may have the generals in her pocket,"
Madam Secretary
"but the tensions she is fomenting with Ukraine"
Madam Secretary
"and billionaires want peace,"
Madam Secretary
"They want me."
Madam Secretary
"But to mount a campaign, I need my money."
Madam Secretary
"you said you hoped I would succeed him."
Madam Secretary
"Well, Elizabeth, the wheel is still turning."
Madam Secretary
"JAY: Good morning, "A" team."
Madam Secretary
"DAISY: Reading your memo."
Madam Secretary
"More like battle plan."
Madam Secretary
"But thanks. You up to speed?"
Madam Secretary
"Essentially, Russia is waging"
Madam Secretary
"an "information war" in Eastern Europe."
Madam Secretary
"The Russian television network"
Madam Secretary
"broadcasts these cheesy game shows"
Madam Secretary
"The shows are popular with those folks,"
Madam Secretary
"and when they're over, the Kremlin airs a "news hour.""
Madam Secretary
"Otherwise known as state-controlled propaganda."
Madam Secretary
"Exactly."
Madam Secretary
"False reports that ethnic Russians"
Madam Secretary
"are being murdered in the west."
Madam Secretary
Show more clips