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My feelings exactly...but I want a "they walk off together to continue the fight" ending...but I doubt that I'm going to get that... I'm glad that they read Fusco into the situation, and that he's back fully with the team. While I thought it was pretty obvious that the "quicker than Root" assassin was going to be Shaw, I did yell "yes" when it actually was her. Question: did anything occur (on screen) between them between the time they both had their guns to their own heads, and when the whole team met by the river ? (damn phone!!) I loved Elias and Finch together. After they confronted "the Voice", I thought that Elias would shoot him, and was surprised that they let "the Voice" drive away. But as they watch the car go down the street I thought that Elias was up to something. I'm glad that he was. I think that Finch's reaction to that explosion was one of horror, but horror mixed with a cold realization and acceptance that "this is how things are now."

IMO, for Gibbs, he was virtually blubbering! Loved that. of course, Kort had to reach for his gun before they all shot (and I'm glad that he did!)

ending #1:they enter the loft, castle cooks breakfast..."happily ever after" ending #2: Caleb (?) shoots Castle is Shot and shoots Beckett...all3 (or some combination) die ending #3: empty loft zapping into a "7 years later" happy family ending... HUH??

Maybe it's me, but I saw the eyeroll as having 2 possible (and contradictory) interpretations: 1) she heard the ILY from Castle-and reacted as it would be out of character for him to say that out loud with Alexis in the room. but 2) Was it a bit of an ominous eye movement-was her face hiding evil intent (I know too weird!-hopefully)

1) Did anyone else have a bit of trouble understanding some of the Brit's dialogue? 2) I hope that they don't kill Ziva. 3) Fornell must survive 4) Emily did inherit many of Diane's mouthiness and other personality traits. (Even Gibbs noticed! )

What if "Loksat" and "El Oso" (?the drug dealer from this ep.) are one and the same, or rivals, or....??

Thanks for the info. As I watched the scene unfold, I knew that Tobias had seen "something", and was trying to subtly clue in the Lady agent to "get ready". Clever, but it looked to me like he talked way too long, and they weren't ready for the first shots fired at them.

1) NOT FORNELL! 2) What did Fornell see in Gibbs refrigerator that tipped him off? 3) Who is the mole? How many people knew about: Bringing the lady agent to the U.S., and that Gibbs' house would be the safe house?

There were moments-not many-when I thought that it was "our old show". But then I remembered the recent crap.

I read today that Cote D P will not be part of the "Dinozzo finale" arc. link https://www.yahoo.com/tv/ncis-cote-pablo-not-returning-045754655.html

Monday night I watched this episode and thought "Meh", a reaction that I had all too often during this season. Afterwards, I came here and read the news about Stana (and Tamala) not returning. Yesterday, on the reruns on TNT (?) i watched "Knockdown" from Season 3. It was sad to see how that great show (S3) has been eviscerated.

I realize that suspension of disbelief is crucial to enjoying this shoe (which I do!), but did Happy say that the plane weighed 600 pounds? If so, why not tow it from the building using one, or both of the large powerful SUVs? (Of course, that would take away the carousel trick. :) )

I have liked the development of Cat's character, and I hope that it (and the show!) continue.

Although I have no children, I also got a knot in my stomach during that scene-when they at first couldn't detect the heartbeat. I thought "please ...No" My condolences to all those who have lost a child-either before or after the birth.

That's a tough one. Sending good thoughts

I agree. At first, I thought it would be a "sleazy Sr.'s chickens come home to roost" subplot. So glad that it wasn't. Now -will Tony's improving bond with Senior come into play as they write MW out ?

I worry about that too. It's almost like a reboot/restructuring of the show. That said, I liked the ep.

Some have said that Maze looked pissed off when Luci said that to her. I read it as she realized that she went too far, and that Luci would be looking for extreme vengeance. Regarding the spilled booze, at first I thought that Maze deliberately missed the glass, as a thinly veiled insult to Dr. Linda. I guess i missed the continuity error.

I really liked the episode. A question regarding the daughter's (who I loved as a character) screen time, and the repeated examples that showed how much of a "detail person" she was. Were they more than was needed for the story, and could this be a setup for future appearances?

I agree. Was it all "attitude and acting" on MB's part, or was her makeup different as well?

I'm sure someone else's come up with this question, but I just started following this show. In fact this is the first thread I have read for Lucifer. Has the possibility that the "999" key is really a"666" key been discussed?

I want to confirm what I thought I saw: When "the resistance" entered the train after they blew it up, was the "VIP" in some sort of space suit/deep sea diving metal suit, and did it seem to have somewhat human proportions?

I liked the scene too, but I had one horrible second- when SG reached out for Alex-of thinking "please hug Alex, please don't twist her head off".

Shallow comment /question: Is Alexis hair style (not the color) shorter than it was earlier this season? Or was it just "up(?)" more? Either way, I liked it a bit more than earlier.

Due to a weird work schedule, I missed all the eps last fall, and only saw the last few in yesterday's "Blindspot Marathon", but when I saw David and Patterson (?) at the food truck, where he had rearranged the menu board to say lovey things, I looked at him and said "you poor bastard, you're a dead man"....was it that obvious in any earlier episodes that he was in?