christie

Put me squarely in the "I don't think Fisk is dead" camp too. I have the memory of a goldfish and I barely remember plot points; did we know that Harry is ex military? I always had the impression that Harry was this geeky computer guy, happy to sit behind the screen doing his computer stuff whilst Mel and Robin did the shooting and the fighting - not so this episode and, to a lesser extent, the previous episodes from this season.

I'm oldish as well and all my knowledge of the dark web comes from tv shows (mainly procedurals).

He got his fake ID/social security number off the dark web - no mention of his finding the job there too.

Yes and no - between Bode and Diego I'd definitely choose Diego hands down (and it's not even close); on the other hand, I wouldn't wish Gabriela (or Bode for that matter) onto anyone so Diego definitely dodged a bullet.

I thought it was the other way around - Mell was instructing.

Same

I couldn't agree more 👏🏻

Ok I'm kinda late watching this and replying - there was a card that said Minnesota 1981.

I think they said that Chapman's daughter kidnapped Rav in order to find out why he killed her father; I don't know how the son ended up there.

Phew, I'm glad that's over; this season has been quite a slog to get through.

Oh that's surprising since I always recognise him in anything he does. I think the last thing I saw him in was Fire Country but I always remember him as Prue's boyfriend in Charmed.

When Alphy showed up, I was hoping that he was either married or in a long-term relationship with no drama so that we can concentrate on the cases and the relationship between Geordie and Alphy but I don't think that that's going to be the case.

And they all have premarital sex. Sydney was even living with Amanda, who was legally married at the time, for a while. Forget about a village in the late '50s, early '60s, this would be frowned upon even nowdays.

I didn't know; one of the posts said that it aired in April.

It was both - we see them both wearing their uniforms and kissing (that's the flashback) and then we see Andy's flashforward self going towards them, she reaches for the box with the engagement ring and Jack appears behind her in civilian wear (so obviously Jack in the flashforward) and says that they messed it up and then they kiss so, it was obvious, to me, that they ended up together and I'm glad about that. Yeah, the ending was a bit soppy, I hated the whole "station 19 is super special and we're all one big, happy family" stuff and, although the show annoyed me at times, I'm sad to see it go.