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* HarsherInHindsight: "Pilot" reveals that al-Nusra Front leader Burhan Baghdadi survived an airstrike via JDAM in Syria. This is true in real life since Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is said to be alive despite claims that he was killed in Iranian and Russian-led commmando raids/airstrikes in Syria.
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* HarsherInHindsight: "Pilot" reveals that al-Nusra Front leader Burhan Baghdadi survived an airstrike via JDAM in Syria. This is true in real life since Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is said to be alive despite claims that he was killed in Iranian and Russian-led commmando raids/airstrikes in Syria.[[note]]He later died in 2019 in Syria during an anti-ISIL operation.[[/note]]
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Iran as seen in "Desperate Times" and "Desperate Measures" is not just TwoDecadesBehind, it is more like Four Decades Behind. Customs agents don't ask what your religion is at the airport. There aren't armed guards and secret police on every street corner. Arabic isn't widely spoken in Iran, and even more outrageously, the Farsi in the show is rather shoddy. The arc's villain, Fahim Jarif, has an ''Arabic'' name. Ironically, the show's portrayal of a supposedly 2017 Iran would be much more accurate if it was set in '''Saudi Arabia''' instead.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Iran as seen in "Desperate Times" and "Desperate Measures" is not just TwoDecadesBehind, it is more like Four Decades Behind. Customs agents don't ask what your religion is at the airport. There aren't armed guards and secret police on every street corner. Arabic isn't widely spoken in Iran, and even more outrageously, the Farsi in the show is rather shoddy. The arc's villain, Fahim Jarif, has an ''Arabic'' name. Ironically, the show's portrayal of a supposedly 2017 Iran would be much more accurate if it was set in *Saudi Arabia* instead.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Iran as seen in "Desperate Times" and "Desperate Measures" is not just TwoDecadesBehind, it is more like Four Decades Behind. Customs agents don't ask what your religion is at the airport. There aren't armed guards and secret police on every street corner. Arabic isn't widely spoken in Iran, and even more outrageously, the Farsi in the show is rather shoddy. The arc's villain, Fahim Jarif, has an ''Arabic'' name. Ironically, the show's portrayal of a supposedly 2017 Iran would be much more accurate if it was set in *Saudi Arabia* '''Saudi Arabia''' instead.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Iran as seen in "Desperate Times" and "Desperate Measures" is not just TwoDecadesBehind, it is more like Four Decades Behind. Customs agents don't ask what your religion is at the airport. There aren't armed guards and secret police on every street corner. Arabic isn't widely spoken in Iran, and even more outrageously, the Farsi in the show is rather shoddy. The arc's villain, Fahim Jarif, has an *Arabic* ''Arabic'' name. Ironically, the show's portrayal of a supposedly 2017 Iran would be much more accurate if it was set in *Saudi Arabia* instead.
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* HarsherInHindsight: "Pilot" reveals that al-Nusra Front leader Burhan Baghdadi survived an airstrike via JDAM in Syria. This is true in real life since Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is said to be alive despite claims that he was killed in Iranian and Russian-led commmando raids/airstrikes in Syria.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: "Desperate Times" and "Desperate Measures" is not just TwoDecadesBehind, it is more like Four Decades Behind. Customs agents don't ask what your religion is at the airport. There aren't armed guards and secret police on every street corner. Arabic isn't widely spoken in Iran, and even more outrageously, the Farsi in the show is rather shoddy. The arc's villain, Fahim Jarif, has an *Arabic* name. Ironically, the show's portrayal of a supposedly 2017 Iran would be much more accurate if it was set in *Saudi Arabia* instead.
* HarsherInHindsight: "Pilot" reveals that al-Nusra Front leader Burhan Baghdadi survived an airstrike via JDAM in Syria. This is true in real life since Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is said to be alive despite claims that he was killed in Iranian and Russian-led commmando raids/airstrikes inSyria.Syria.
** The two-part episodes "Desperate Times" and "Desperate Measures," set in a paranoid security state Iran, take on an even darker tone after the massive protests and riots that erupted all across the country in late December 2017.
* HarsherInHindsight: "Pilot" reveals that al-Nusra Front leader Burhan Baghdadi survived an airstrike via JDAM in Syria. This is true in real life since Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is said to be alive despite claims that he was killed in Iranian and Russian-led commmando raids/airstrikes in
** The two-part episodes "Desperate Times" and "Desperate Measures," set in a paranoid security state Iran, take on an even darker tone after the massive protests and riots that erupted all across the country in late December 2017.
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* HarsherInHindsight: "Pilot" reveals that al-Nusra Front leader Burhan Baghdadi survived an airstrike via JDAM in Syria. This is true in real life since Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is said to be alive despite claims that he was killed in Iranian and Russian-led commmando raids/airstrikes in Syria.
