"The Last Ship" Season 3 episode 10 airs Aug. 21. The upcoming segment is titled "Scuttle" and it will see Chandler make one of the hardest decisions of his life. Here are the spoilers for the next chapter of TNT series. Read on to find out what's next for Chandler and his crew.
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Chandler, Slattery, and his other team members continue to work towards saving the post-apocalyptic world in the upcoming segment. While not much is known about it, the network has released a cryptic synopsis for "The Last Ship" Season 3 episode 10. According to the description of "Scuttle," Chandler will find himself in a difficult situation.
The website reveals that the White House will issue a "strange order" that will leave Chandler shocked. In the wake of the new order, Chandler will be forced to make a hard decision.
Fans know that after the death of President Michener, Vice President Howard Oliver is sworn in as the new president. The new order is likely to be issued by him.
A promo video for "The Last Ship" Season 3 episode 10 is yet to be released. It is expected to be out after the broadcast of episode 9 airing on Aug. 14. Stay tuned, it will be made available here.
Speaking at San Diego Comic-Con, "The Last Ship" executive producer Steven Kane Season 3 ending will be like a new beginning.
"We feel we put everything into every episode in every season - we throw the kitchen sink in, we didn't make you wait three years for the cure to come," Kane said. "We're always trying to finish everything and find what's next. It's a daunting task to start over again but at the same time, there's a very organic progression. The show gets bigger in scale and scope as the problems get bigger in scale and scope. I look at the way this season ends as a great opportunity to start season 4."
"The Last Ship" Season 3 episode 10 airs Aug. 21 at 9:00 pm on TNT. More spoilers and updates are expected soon.