Neiman

Sometimes I wonder if Red is really an uncle, or maybe he really is her dad. If Townsend thinks Red is responsible for the death of his family, he’d go after Liz if he thought she was Red’s daughter. I’m still not believing everything Katerina said and wouldn’t be surprised if she were still alive or if that woman wasn’t the real Katerina.

I never have liked Liz. Not even in season one or when she was married to Tom. Worst part of this episode is Agnes lived. The Protean should have gone after Agnes before finding Jennifer. Obviously, he had the ability to track anybody down, so he should have prioritized Agnes even after she was driven away from school. Best parts were bingo night and the FBI finally decided not to give into another one of Liz’s desperate requests.

Love Glen’s mother too! Quite a story to come up with at the spur of the moment. I was thinking the same thing about Liz. Add 3 more to her death toll. Of course, the FBI friends will be able to easily look past this and think it’s not poor Lizzie’s fault at all.

Love bingo night! ❤️ They’re going to have to revisit this.

Liz looks more and more like Morticia Addams each day. Impressed how the Protean could immediately find where Liz’s gang was hiding out, but can’t believe he didn’t just sit around for about 20 minutes to wait for Liz to call or come by. Kind of funny that he didn’t immediately recognize Agnes at school. Would have thought he knew exactly what she looked like. Thank goodness for the sign-in book which most schools don’t even use these days since they’re computerized. Glad to see that accountant taken out. I’ve been turned off from him since he took Red’s money. Red as emcee at bingo night 😂❤️😂

I always thought Linda was out of place at the dinner table. Never could figure out what Danny saw in her. So annoying. I wouldn’t mind it if they brought Erin’s ex back to the dinner table, though, but keep daughter Nikki away. Would also like to see Anthony at the dinner table. ❤️😂

Any undercover cop shooting multiple times at a person just to get him to talk is not my idea of good storytelling and not a character that I want to get to know.

I’ve liked Blue Bloods because Frank has kept it classy. Grandson Joe firing multiple bullets at a guy’s feet just to get him to talk is not my idea of good writing or a character I want to get to know.

I was sort of hoping Jamie would take a bullet or two so that the Jamie/Eddie storyline could be put to rest. Not really interested in Joe Hill. I understand the importance of family, but that storyline is just not interesting to me. Although he’s a well decorated cop, I’m not a fan.

Glad to see the last episode focus on Mandy a bit. I don’t care for Kristen and Ryan at all, and I think it’s odd how their son has been forgotten considering he was a big part of plot in early seasons. As always, I loved the scenes with the guys at Outdoor Man.

It was past time to cancel this show. The last season wasn’t very good.

My favorite part was the dollar bet and older narrator Sheldon telling us about his underwear. 😂

If they don’t take out Liz, I hope they at least get to Agnes. All plot involving her is a boring distraction.

Favorite part was Red’s zinger at the end when he told Park to shut her mouth. The look on her face 😂 So, I guess the secret about Liz is going to soon be forgotten by the writers like the identity of the bag of bones and the location of certain dogs and a cat?

So....Stabler wasn’t allowed to question anyone in connection to the death of his wife, but it’s perfectly fine if Olivia wants to take the lead on investigations into her brother’s death? Whatever. 🙄

I would have liked this episode if it weren’t for the Jamie/Eddie story. So tired of her. Isn’t she in his precinct but with a different supervisor? I thought that was how it was set up, but Jamie has his nose in her business all the time. I’m hoping that episode is making way for her to pursue a career as a psychologist and get her out of the uniform. She looks like a navy marshmallow. Love any screen time with Anthony ❤️ Danny’s cases used to be prominent, but these days they seem like an after thought or minor part of the plot. I would rather they shift priorities and focus more on the cases and less on Jamie/Eddie’s relationship. I like how Danny brought Baez some leftovers. Watching the Frank story makes me disappointed. This season it’s like the trio in his office at 1PP is in rotation for character development. I like them in their supportive roles. No need to dig deeper.

I like Priya and wouldn’t mind keeping her around for a while. Maybe she could be Liz’s replacement as a female lead. When Park and Ressler were shot, I was sort of glad thinking this could be the end for those characters. I was like, “Way to take out Park!” but then I realized it was a set up. 😔

At the risk of sounding like a horrible person, I’ve been hoping Townsend will go after Agnes. The scene between Liz and Aram in the car was painful to watch. He used to be one of my favorite characters, but these days not so much. I’m still thinking Liz is N13.

I liked the story about the veteran, but I don’t care for the way Jamie concealed the details from Frank and Grandpa. I love Anthony, and I’m glad to see him get some more lines, but I’m not interested in seeing Blondie go undercover. No, thank you. If they had given her a limited role, I would have liked this episode much better.

The fight scene between Park and Liz was ridiculous. Aside from the obvious that there’s no way Lizzie could have walked away from that after the first punch was thrown, Park got hit in the head with a pool of blood not too different from the scene with Ann, yet Park is visibly fine a little while later with no injury, no need for time off, and not even a need for an ice pack. Lizzie’s hair extensions are also kind of funny. Put a plastic bag over her head, almost suffocate her, and she will emerge like she’s in a shampoo commercial.

I’m ready for them to part ways with Liz. As I watched this episode, I appreciated it because if they had inserted all those scenes in the order in which they happened, I think it would have been worse overall. I liked the prior episode as it was and feel it’s the best one they’ve done in a long time. Inserting parts like Lizzie being inside the van outside Anne’s house would have lost the effect of the scene. I’ve had issues with the writers, but I at least appreciate how they did the retrospective episode to fill in the gaps rather than making us sit through it in real time. Now, if only they could phase out Liz so that M. Boone could focus on other things. . .

I like Jack and hope they keep him around a bit longer by giving him more screen time. I never have cared for Eddie. If they must include her work on the job, I wish they'd transfer her away from Jamie.

That new babysitter has quite a story going. Her husband’s dead, she thought he was an average guy, finds out he was connected to all sorts of crazy, then becomes Liz’s confidante and Agnes’s babysitter. Hard to believe that got approved from the writer’s meeting, but I suppose it’s kind of hard to believe most of what goes on gets approved. As much as I didn’t want to see Liz, I think it went okay, mainly because there were glimpses of Red, Dembe, and Mr. Kaplan. Two episodes without the task force—I think I could get used to that.

It was nice to see the granddaughter, but the storyline wasn’t exactly funny or exciting. It’s like they’re just going through the motions. Best parts were the scenes at Outdoor Man. Love the interactions between the guys.

Could Mr. Kaplan be N13? I hope they figure out that Liz killed Anne. Something tells me she’ll try to frame Red for that. Dembe’s daughter is an idiot for believing Liz. All Dembe had to do was change coats and things would have gone differently.