The clue of alien bugs buried in the first episode is a reasonable explanation for the outrageous behavior of government officials from all sides in the play.
However, the 2016 U.S. presidential election mentioned in the play also reminds viewers that real-life politicians also seem to lack the right brain that controls sensibility and memory. They talked at length about seemingly important issues such as the environment, the political situation, and national security. However, they chose to forget the wrong historical choices such as racial discrimination and unequal distribution of funds.
The bizarre plot of playing and singing the plot review with the guitar actually happened yesterday and the day before yesterday. In the finale, the singer appeared to remind the audience that they should watch the situation from the perspective of a bystander: Senator Reid who did the wrong thing is still in his seat, and he did not make a wrong decision to pay the price. After all, half a brain is enough to take on the work of a senator. ; love and tolerance are still cherished; when you vote for the next president this year, you can vote with your conscience, or vote to make your point, or make rules and work hard to follow them. The point is to vote! (Of course these last few sentences are not for me on the other side of the earth...)
PS Don't think that the bugs are wiped out if they can't see it...
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