‘Madam Secretary’ season 3’s episode 18, titled “Good Bones,” will follow Elizabeth as she enlists a young Hollywood actress to help in the anti-human trafficking cause for Kyrgyzstan. Meanwhile, Henry will race against time to uncover a bomb held by a doomsday cult.
The synopsis for “Good Bones” posted on TV Guide reads, “Elizabeth (Tea Leoni) enlists the help of Hollywood star Ashley Whittaker (Julia Nicole Schlaepfer) to help sway the president of Kyrgyzstan to end human trafficking in his country, but the added attention could put an American captive at risk.
Also, when Henry (Tim Daly) finds the bomb that's being held by the doomsday cult, he uncovers information that they could be planning a deadlier attack.”
In the upcoming episode, Elizabeth is set to team up with a young Hollywood actress to help convince the Kyrgyzstan president to end human trafficking in his Central Asian country. The State Department hopes to make negotiations go smoother with the involvement of the president. However, the added publicity would cause some major complications for an American captive.
Meanwhile, according to Christian Post, Henry will have to deal with difficult challenges of his own. He is determined to hunt down a bomb held by a doomsday cult. During his mission, he discovers that the cult may be planning an even bigger and deadlier attack than previously anticipated.
In the previous episode, titled "Convergence," Henry managed to evade an ambush but was still shot in the process. Although his informant was compromised, Henry still believed that he could successfully find the bomb before the cult could bring their plans to fruition. Henry will race against time to prevent an imminent disaster from taking place.
‘Madam Secretary’ season 3’s episode 18, titled “Good Bones,” is scheduled to air on CBS on April 9, 2017. It was directed by Rob Greenlea and written by Joy Gregory. It will be followed by episode 19, titled "Global Relief," directed by Jet Wilkinson and scheduled to be released on April 23.


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