02.16 | Still, it's not as bad as 'It Ain't 'Alf Hot, Mum'

I guess that the country harbouring Second Wave gets to remain nameless because the programme makers don't want to dirty the name of any possible suspect further, like they did in season one with Kosovo and the 'Serbian Overlord' Victor Drazon. Though, I also suspect that enforcing a plan of ethnic cleansing in reality may wipe out any slander caused by a TV show. Instead, this season we get to stereotype those who are presumed Muslims, like Reza Naiyeer's little 'My brothers all married virgins' speech.

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