The director remained rather quiet about addressing the backlash the episode received, which included both fans and critics threatening to quit the series and debating the depiction of rape on television.
In high school, I quit the math club to join the debate team.
John Sergeant, the rotund 64-year-old who became one of the favourites to win this year's Strictly Come Dancing, despite being labelled "a dancing pig in Cuban heels" by one of the judges, has quit the show, sparking yet another debate about television phone-in shows.
Populists peddling false remedies (Close the borders! Quit the EU! Secede!) must be debated and beaten.
Six countries, among them Israel and Bulgaria, are debating whether to quit the deal, a UN spokesman said after the pact was adopted.
Last month – as his party was debating whether to quit the coalition – he scripted a new manifesto, the "Temer Plan", that was sharply at odds with his boss's vision of how to restore stability to Brazil.
Mr Dean is currently engaged in a convoluted debate with himself about whether he is going to quit the race if he fails to win Wisconsin.
The national debate reignited in February 2014, when CVS/pharmacy announced that we would quit the sale of cigarettes and tobacco products in our 7,800 pharmacies nationwide.
After Mr. Perry quit the race this week, Mr. Dawson complained bitterly about the effects of all these debates on his candidate and on the party.
But the decision didn't come without cost, and after a heated debate which invoked memories of SNP conferences past, two MSPs - Jean Urquhart and John Finnie - quit the party.
