Another exciting and intense-filled episode will be coming our way tonight as an all new episode of the hit TV series ‘Scandal’ is about to aired. So if you cannot contain your excitement and want to know what will happen in this week’s episode, then read on and find out. Warning: Spoilers ahead!
Episode 14 of the show is titled "I See You," and the official synopsis from The Futon Critic reads:
"Olivia continues to spy on Jake while the gladiators have to fend for themselves. Meanwhile, Susan and Mellie are feeling the pressure as their campaigns heat up; Abby begins to question Cyrus' motives; and a blast from the past surprises everyone."
We all remember how Olivia has been spying in on Jake and his current girlfriend. And just now, she found out that Jake has plans on marrying her. His intimate activities are even caught on camera.
On the other side of the story, Abby will have to up her game and let out the bad girl in her all in the name of power and revenge. Abby seems to have discovered Cyrus's destructive self-interests that will get her in trouble and will render her life's work in the White House useless.
So before he gets the chance to put these plans to action, Abby will attempt to get ahead of her new rival by going after the Chief of Staff post.
No matter how dirty Cyrus may be, Abby is willing to play dirtier. Simply put, she has to be prepared to do all sorts of bad things in order to get Cyrus out of his seat. Unfortunately, all this sounds like things the Abby fans came to know in "Scandal" can't do.
Excited already? Watch out what happens as "Scandal" season 5 episode 14 "I See You" airs March 17 (today) at 9 p.m. ET on ABC.


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