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This wiki has migrated to American Legacy and is no longer updated. Under President Kirkman's authority, Hannah was allowed to go beyond her Clearance into investigating the conspiracy behind the terrorist attack that killed everyone present at the Capitol with the exception of Peter MacLeish, as was discovered later. Hannah was the one to eventually find that Vice President Peter MacLeish, the survivor of the Capitol bombing, was hiding in a bomb shelter beneath the Capitol and that he was involved with the conspirators responsible. She also discovered the identity of another conspirator, named Catalan. Ultimately, she was able to expose the conspirators who dubbed themselves as the True Believers and thus led to their downfall.

Hannah wells

She is portrayed by Maggie Q. During the events of the first season, Hannah was the one to eventually find that Peter MacLeish , the survivor of the Capitol bombing, was hiding in a bomb shelter beneath the Capitol and that he was involved with the conspirators responsible. She exposed Peter MacLeish, who was then the vice president. She also discovered the identity of another conspirator, named Catalan. Ultimately, she was able to expose the conspirators who dubbed themselves as the True Believers and thus led to their downfall. She had worked on an investigation into the murder of Eric Little , who was bribed by Alex Kirkman 's mother. Which in the end, Alex Kirkman won but was then killed by a car accident. C, President Kirkmans therapy tapes, and other hacks, which resulted into multiple deaths including Damian Rennet. She had publicly humiliated Andrea Frost by accusing her of these actions and sabotage against President Kirkman, after the president told her to find concrete evidence and Frost admitting to a private conversation at the Cabinet hearing against Kirkmans mental ability to remain in office. After the fact, these actions seemed to have gotten Hannah fired by President Kirkman in the Oval Office. 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. Without going too deep, Hannah Wells was not fired.

Disoriented and unable to regain control of her motor functions, Hannah fell down a hannah wells of stairs and was unable to breathe.

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.

She is portrayed by Maggie Q. During the events of the first season, Hannah was the one to eventually find that Peter MacLeish , the survivor of the Capitol bombing, was hiding in a bomb shelter beneath the Capitol and that he was involved with the conspirators responsible. She exposed Peter MacLeish, who was then the vice president. She also discovered the identity of another conspirator, named Catalan. Ultimately, she was able to expose the conspirators who dubbed themselves as the True Believers and thus led to their downfall. She had worked on an investigation into the murder of Eric Little , who was bribed by Alex Kirkman 's mother. Which in the end, Alex Kirkman won but was then killed by a car accident. C, President Kirkmans therapy tapes, and other hacks, which resulted into multiple deaths including Damian Rennet.

Hannah wells

Note: This article contains spoilers for Designated Survivor season 3. Designated Survivor season 3 finally launched on Netflix earlier this month, but not everybody made it through the season alive. Spoilers below the picture. Fan-favourite character Hannah Wells, played by Maggie Q, was killed off in season 3 episode 7. The CIA agent uncovered a hidden biolab, but was exposed to the poisonous gas produced there that specifically targets people of colour. Posting on Instagram , Maggie thanked the show's fans as well as the cast and crew, and gave a shout-out to creator David Guggenheim. I want to thank everyone who has stuck with Hannah throughout her journey on designatedsurvivor," she wrote. Related: 7 big questions that Designated Survivor season 4 needs to answer.

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Hanna and Wheeler had been involved in an affair, which she explains to Atwood. The King of Fighters. The New York Times. Retrieved October 24, Retrieved May 8, Archived from the original on August 18, Designated Survivor had trouble incorporating Hannah into the larger narrative since the beginning of the series. Hannah Wells probably even deserved a better show. January 3, Archived from the original on January 28, Retrieved July 29, He seems to have feelings for her, though she does not return these feelings.

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.

The Warrior and the Wolf. She exposed Peter MacLeish, who was then the vice president. It has for the past two seasons, in fact. Golden Raspberry Awards. New York, I Love You. Retrieved June 27, This person deserved so much better. However, despite her professionalism and devotion, Hannah was someone who also put her emotions in the line of duty and whenever happened she acted impulsive, reckless and most of all very angry. But we should have seen this coming. The Wall Street Journal. October 27,