This has more information than I’ve read so far about the intentions of the series. Here’s an excerpt from Ashley Judd, which I found problematic.
“And in addition to BB being a wonderful, strong female leader, the cast is populated with the likes of Keke, who is obviously so well-spoken, and Michelle Forbes, who is a fantastic actor and an experienced agent on the show, and then you saw Nina, and she plays the head of German intelligence, so you have the four of us giving us, through entertainment, a real look at what the world should actually be like in the 21st century.”
Girl, think before you speak.
Armitage Agonistes 
You can take the girl out of the Old South, but you can’t always take the Old South out of the girl, even when she has spent her life working to prove otherwise.
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I just thought the same thing after ‘Oh, you did not. Just. Say. THAT!’
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I know, right?
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There must have been something else she could have said about KeKe – like maybe her acting?
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That’s a strong ‘hell yes!’ from me.
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I assume she meant Mina, as in Mina Tander, not Nina.
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I was too gobsmacked to notice.
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It’s been corrected in the article after somebody else mentioned it on the website: “Mistake of the transcriber.” In this context I’d at first asked myself if she couldn’t be bothered to get the name of a German colleague right, but that doesn’t seem to have been the case (at least).
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That was me pointing out their typo. Ha!
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Jesus Christ.
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I mean really!
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