Madam Secretary season 4 episode 16 preview: ‘My Funny Valentine’

When you think about the title of Madam Secretary season 4 episode 16 alone in “My Funny Valentine,” it may be fairly easy to draw the assumption that this should be an episode about romance. That could end up being the case in the end, but it may also be equally true that this is an episode about a breakup. To be specific, this could be an episode where Henry tries to help Jason with the end of his relationship. This storyline should offer up a little bit of lightness (strange as that may seem) to what could be a fairly heavy story in other places.

To get some more news as to what’s coming up, be sure to check out the Madam Secretary season 4 episode 16 synopsis below:

“My Funny Valentine” – As the 20^th anniversary of the American embassy bombing in Mali approaches, emotions run high among the State Department staff, who had personal connections to lives lost that day, including Elizabeth, who must decide if the U.S. should lift sanctions against the country deemed responsible. Also, Henry tries to help Jason break up with Piper, on MADAM SECRETARY, Sunday, April 1 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

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Beyond just the story of this episode, one of the things we really want to see this week is getting to actually see the show on time for a change! The past two weeks have seen the show pushed back because of the NCAA Tournament. There could be future delays in the future depending on golf or any other special programming that comes out, but here’s to hoping that it is nothing too serious or extreme.

More so than anything else, we just want to be able to check out the series without any further distractions.

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