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  1. Probably because Patterson/Rich are actually more proactive than the other characters that have been splintered off into their own uninteresting subplots.
  2. At the very least this didn't drag out the entire season, especially according to the promo.
  3. Yeah, it feels more like they have to keep up the body count to live up to the show's title.
  4. It's possible given the way it's playing out.
  5. Basically Gabriel and the aftermath of Miller's death and knowing the details behind Nate's dad's death since Miller was about to say something before he got killed.
  6. Agreed, the twist just felt like their way of trying to tie everything together back to the beginning with Sam.
  7. It's like what Reade said, she's gone too deep in, it was a lot easier to handle Blake than Madeline.
  8. Probably to get Madeline's trust hence killing that woman in front of her as a show.
  9. Yeah, he should've made it more believable to get their attention.
  10. Has to fit in to the murder club somehow.
  11. I guess it has something to do with whatever the season titles' puzzles is this time around.
  12. It seems like the talks fell apart hence long wait.
  13. The long wait was probably already a giveaway, especially since it took about a year.
  14. Agreed, these kinds of shows don't last too long.
  15. Exactly and it was needlessly convoluted and a lot did go wrong with her losing her memories and everything especially since the FBI has already been breached several times already.
  16. Yeah, he should've realized it from the recipe alone.
  17. The syringe was probably a giveaway. Seems so with Remy, that's probably how they'll resolve it whenever it ends, 'half way through the season?'.
  18. Yeah, she really shouldn't underestimate someone who literally killed lots of people for power right in front of her. Most likely budget cuts.
  19. Patterson probably gets close, hence the attack.
  20. According to the promo, she's already trying to kill Patterson, so it might not drag out the entire season.
  21. The last scene had Tasha and Blake on a plane 'working together' after Blake killed Roman and was about to take over her dad's business. It just seems like Tasha is undercover yet again, like what she did last season.
  22. It was obvious since Blake wasn't going to carry on as a villain much longer, let alone a full season. I guess Tasha was more focused on Blake taking over the company, instead she's being roped into yet another undercover mission.
  23. He's always whining about something, especially Oliver.
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