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Protesters were gathering with signs, a local activist was taking charge and Vance sat in a lawn chair over his dead son in the middle of the street, awaiting his full explanation from the cops. Olivia Pope was hired to diffuse the situation for the DCPD In an episode entitled "The lawn chair," unarmed black 17-year-old Brandon Parker gets shot by white police officer Jeffrey Newton (Michael Welch) in a southeast Washington neighborhood, not far from the Capitol building Much like the real-life Shonda Rhimes did an amazing job bringing Ferguson to life in this week’s episode of ‘Scandal.’ The episode was titled “The lawn chair,” and Olivia Pope played by Kerry Washington joins forces with the activists surrounding the victim and his father. We knew that “Scandal” would be a powerful episode tonight the moment that we found out the premise: The murder of a young black man by a white police officer in Washington DC. This was obviously meant to mimic current events, and raise questions that In the episode, titled "The Lawn Chair," Olivia is called to the fictional D.C. suburb of Rosemead to "handle" a police slaying similar to the August 2014 killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. As in Brown's case, a young black man, Brandon Parker “The fact that they stand in groups and say things you do not like does not make them a mob. It makes them Americans.” — Olivia After weeks of Olivia auction drama, Scandal gave us the much talked about, but rarely seen case of the week episode. .

In Thursday's episode of ABC's "Scandal," an unarmed black teen is shot and killed by a police officer in Washington, D.C. The boy's father watches over the body, sitting in a lawn chair and holding a firearm, as officers and neighbors descend on the In the episode, called "The Lawn Chair," tensions run high as the boy's father positions himself in front of his son's body with a shotgun, refusing to move from the crime scene. Mere days after being held hostage and auctioned on the black market She promised Clarence she’d get Attorney General David Rosen involved (he was sadly too busy dealing with other issues), and then clashed with neighborhood activist Marcus Walker who arrived with the titular lawn chair, which the mourning father placed Goldwyn revealed there was "dead silence for about a minute" after the cast did the first table read of "The Lawn Chair". Scott Foley who plays Olivia's boyfriend Jake Ballard chimed in, "The balls that is this episode of #scandalfrom pitch to production .