It's my business, our business, to tell people what to think, and the truth is, I have no idea to think anymore. Rubicon is a point of no return. Once you've crossed that, you can't come back. And what happens is Will Travers stumbles upon his own Rubicon. He stumbles across something, a pattern, possibly a signal, and he inadvertently finds himself in circumstances where he can't go back. Something in the crossword today. I've never seen anything like it. His father-in-law loses his life because of this. Will Travers is directly involved, and now here he is, this man who hasn't grieved, who has been hiding from the world. He's been hiding from interaction and from himself, and he's forced to make a decision. Am I going to run again? Am I going to hide? Road food. He's put into a circumstance where he's forced, he's forced to face the world, he's forced to interact with other people, and it unfolds from there. Truckton runs this agency, and at the

same time is involved with a group of very, very, very wealthy, powerful, influential men who are in different areas of um Power in the country, and I have to be careful. They have banded together to use whatever power they have to influence what is going on in the country. I'd say I'm better on staying where I am, but I don't know if that's true anymore. Maggie Young is a single mom. She works as Will Travers' assistant, but she is also working for Kale Ingram on a different kind of assignment that, without giving too much away, she is stuck between having greater feelings for Will and fulfilling a job for Kale. It's not a wasted moment; there is no filler. Everything means something; everything is very specific and has been thought about and argued about at infinitum. So, if people really pay attention, they will be able to track everything back together. They showed up the day before David died. Coincidence? It was nice to meet you, Will. I'm feeling very tired. You let yourself out, right?

AMC's 'Rubicon' Conspires to Thrill

AMC's 'Rubicon' Conspires to Thrill