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'Scandal' Spoiler Clips & Preview: Episode To Be A 'Game Changer'

By Stan Castle | Published on February 7, 2013

ABC has guaranteed a game changing experience for tonight’s episode of the TV show Scandal, and by the looks of spoiler clips, the network may be making good with their promise.

Tonight’s episode of the TV series is titled “Nobody Likes Babies.” Since the last show featured Mellie giving birth to Fitz’s baby, which was born prematurely, one can assume that the drama will be centered around them. Unfortunately, everyone knows there is no Fitz without Olivia Pope.

ABC is hinting that “every question will be answered” and the Commander-in-Chief might go public with his affair with Olivia. Will this happen? The teaser footage may be a bold indication to the inevitable. At this point of the series, investigations are still underway on who really order the assassination attempt on Fitz, but the clips for the new episode only previews Fitz’ attempt at axing his wife and acquiring Olivia. The only problem is, Olivia accepted Edison’s marriage proposal and/or she would have to wait for Fitz’ divorce ink to run dry. Last episode, Fitz asked Olivia over the phone if she would wait for him, and she just hung up on him (which was hilarious). Will she accepted his request tonight? Scandal spoiler clips below:

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