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Sign In Sign In. New Customer? Create account. It's been a few weeks since Designated Survivor Season 3 arrived on Netflix , and there's been one question doing the rounds on the internet since: What the eff were they thinking? The fan-favorite uncovered a hidden biolab, and was exposed to poisonous gas that specifically targeted people of color.

Hannah wells

This person deserved so much better. Designated Survivor 's move from ABC to Netflix not only means it finally gets closer to being the better cable-style show it's always wanted to be , it also gets to take some big risks. And nothing is riskier than the series' big decision to kill off a fan-favorite character late in the third season. While tracking down the evil mastermind behind the production of a racist flu -- a virus that attacks hosts with more pigmentation in their skin, yes, really -- in Episode 7 of Season 3, former FBI agent and current CIA agent Hannah Wells the glorious Maggie Q got caught in a lab filled with nerve gas by a guy who amounts to nothing more than a stock evil scientist. Disoriented and unable to regain control of her motor functions, Hannah fell down a flight of stairs and was unable to breathe. If the asphyxiation didn't kill her, the fire did as the whole building went up in flames shortly after. Yep, Designated Survivor killed off super-agent Hannah Wells just like that. And you know what? It totally sucked. She deserved better. But we should have seen this coming. Designated Survivor had trouble incorporating Hannah into the larger narrative since the beginning of the series. The show is about a regular dude Kiefer Sutherland in politics who gets gifted the Oval Office when all his superiors are blown up during a State of the Union address, leaving him as the senior official in D. I won't get into the nitty-gritty and silly details, but let's just say Tom Kirkman's ascent to President of the United States was part of a larger, convoluted conspiracy that Hannah got tied into, and having Hannah around to investigate it kind of worked in the first season.

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Margaret Denise Quigley [2] born May 22, , [3] professionally known as Maggie Q , is an American actress, activist, and model. She portrayed Tori Wu in the dystopian science-fiction action film Divergent , and reprised her role in the sequels, Insurgent and Allegiant Q was born and raised in Honolulu , Hawaii. She then attended Mililani High School , where she was on the cross country, track and field, and swim teams. She won the title of "Best Body" senior year, and graduated in

Designated Survivor June 17, It was stunning and still, to this date, we question if it was a worthy death for a character so iconic. For those of you out there hoping that Hannah somehow survived the attack we technically never saw a body — not that we expected we would given the fire , Maggie Q herself has confirmed her departure. In a new post on Instagram see below from this past Friday, the actress made it clear that we did, in fact, witness her swan song. She commended the cast and crew for everything that they brought to the show, and also celebrated original creator David Guggenheim, who she credits for getting her on board in the first place. Once you do that, remember to subscribe to CarterMatt on YouTube and also view our official series playlist.

Hannah wells

Sign In Sign In. New Customer? Create account. Maggie Q Actress Producer. Play trailer The Family Plan Her parents met during the Vietnam War. Maggie has two older half-siblings from her mother's previous marriage, and two older sisters. The family moved to Hawaii and settled in Mililani.

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Retrieved January 28, And you know what? Nation Earth. Wikiquote has quotations related to Maggie Q. Retrieved June 27, But if she had to go, she should have gone in a better way. However, the firing was just a setup since the model car in the office was bugged by Kirkman's close friend Dax Minter , also known as Gamine. What to Watch. This wiki has migrated to American Legacy and is no longer updated. If the asphyxiation didn't kill her, the fire did as the whole building went up in flames shortly after. Archived from the original on August 19, Eventually, halfway through grad school, she walked out, jumped on a train, went to D.

This person deserved so much better. Designated Survivor 's move from ABC to Netflix not only means it finally gets closer to being the better cable-style show it's always wanted to be , it also gets to take some big risks. And nothing is riskier than the series' big decision to kill off a fan-favorite character late in the third season.

It's been a few weeks since Designated Survivor Season 3 arrived on Netflix , and there's been one question doing the rounds on the internet since: What the eff were they thinking? Nation Earth. Which in the end, Alex Kirkman won but was then killed by a car accident. We got the political drama through Kirkman's story, while Hannah provided most of the action. Retrieved March 14, While tracking down the evil mastermind behind the production of a racist flu -- a virus that attacks hosts with more pigmentation in their skin, yes, really -- in Episode 7 of Season 3, former FBI agent and current CIA agent Hannah Wells the glorious Maggie Q got caught in a lab filled with nerve gas by a guy who amounts to nothing more than a stock evil scientist. Hannah Wells. More to explore. This wiki has migrated to American Legacy and is no longer updated. The Wall Street Journal. After his death, Hannah is fueled by anger, and it is clear that she still harbors feelings for Damian. But if she had to go, she should have gone in a better way. In , Q became the lead character, an assassin gone rogue, on the CW series Nikita , based on the French film of the same name.