Graves

Season two opens on a Walt Whitman-like version of ex-President Richard Graves (Nick Nolte), who has retreated to a cabin in the woods in the wake of his assassination attempt; struggling to write an autobiography, he has left his loved ones concerned as

Isaiah (Skylar Astin) travels to retrieve Graves (Nick Nolte) from his hermitage and escort him back to the family compound at the request of Margaret (Sela Ward), who is anxiously awaiting the results of the New Mexico primary.

When Graves (Nick Nolte) discovers a biopic of his life is in production, he and Isaiah (Skylar Astin) invite the movie star Jesse Enright (Matt Long) to shadow them. Meanwhile, Margaret (Sela Ward) hits the campaign trail as Jeremy (Chris Lowell) and Oli

While Graves (Nick Nolte) visits his alma mater and reunites with his activist first wife Diana Scott (Jacqueline Bisset), Margaret (Sela Ward) also reconnects with figures of her past: her angry Texas family, who confront her amidst her campaign for sena

Former President Richard Graves (Nick Nolte) returns to the White House to support Margaret (Sela Ward) at a state dinner while the other members of the Graves family pursue new relationships.

When Olivia (Helene Yorke) goes into labor at the Graves compound, the entire family gets involved in the birth of the newest family member. Amidst the chaos, a distraught Jeremy (Chris Lowell) pushes Margaret (Sela Ward) to divulge information about her

Graves (Nick Nolte) takes over on baby duty when a frustrated Olivia (Helene Yorke) cannot bond with the newborn to her liking; Margaret (Sela Ward) struggles during New Mexico's Senatorial Debate.

Graves (Nick Nolte) and Isaiah (Skylar Astin) embark on a rogue diplomatic mission to meet with a figure from the ex-president's past. Meanwhile, Margaret (Sela Ward) ponders her fractured personal and political identities and yearns to connect with her c

While Richard Graves (Nick Nolte) struggles with the fallout from one of his Presidential decisions, Margaret (Sela Ward) reconnects with her Texas relatives, led by the bossy Bonnie Clegg (Lauren Weedman).

Former President Richard Graves (Nick Nolte) faces the menacing nuclear missile he commissioned years ago and makes amends the only way he can. Just as Margaret (Sela Ward) is about to clinch the Senate race, events careen wildly off the rails.