Hey, remember Arthur’s genius plan to win the election by buying a bunch of votes using a low-tech system involving used train tickets? This may shock you, but it did not work. Sure, Arthur won the election. But six months later, as the opening title informs us, that win has come back to haunt him. A trial for voting fraud has, thankfully, not found Arthur directly guilty of the crime. But the same can’t be said for others in his circle, voiding the win.

This outcome has immediate repercussions. James acts out by angrily finishing the painting of a sign on the Guinness plant wall. After getting the news from Rafferty, Olivia decides to celebrate (though few others see this as a celebratory moment). That means subbing Rafferty in for her usual violin instructor for a private lesson with th

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