Ep 17. Put a Ring On It

Olivia Pope and Associates are in full gear as they prepare to take on their next client, the former Vice President, Andrew Nichols. Andrew is under attack for his involvement in the “West Angola” story and, more specifically, is being accused of having an affair with a woman who had ties to a terrorist organization. Olivia is determined to clear Andrew’s name and restore his reputation, but the team quickly realizes that they have a much larger challenge ahead of them.

As they dig deeper into the case, Olivia and her team uncover a web of lies and deceit that goes far beyond just Andrew’s alleged affair. They discover that the terrorist organization in question, which is responsible for several attacks on American soil, has been working with members of the government, including the President’s brother, to fund their operations.

Meanwhile, Olivia is also dealing with her own personal challenges as she tries to decide whether or not to accept Jake’s marriage proposal. Jake is insistent on moving forward with their relationship and wants Olivia to commit to him, but she is torn between her feelings for Jake and her love for Fitz.

As the team continues to work on Andrew’s case, they are met with opposition from all sides. Mellie is still angry with Olivia for stealing the presidency from her and refuses to help them in any way. The President’s brother is also doing everything in his power to keep their involvement in the terrorist organization a secret, even if it means throwing Andrew under the bus.

Despite the obstacles, Olivia and her team work tirelessly to uncover the truth and clear Andrew’s name. The episode culminates in a tense and dramatic showdown between Olivia and the President’s brother, with the fate of Andrew and the future of the country hanging in the balance.

“Put a Ring On It” is a thrilling and suspenseful episode that showcases the resilience and determination of Olivia Pope and Associates. With high stakes and intense emotions, this episode is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.